Murder Rebel Radio talks music
For some reason we are always concerned with the names we were given and rising to the top, so we had to get that out of the way first. Adam is sure that "Bricks" would be the nickname to put Bryan to the top of the show business industry
We ousted Freddie Mercury for making fun of straight guys by making stupid sports music.
Our show will not support the world wildlife fund because they are not the WWF, they stole all their credibility and support from the World Wrestling Federation.
Jack Hannah is a real dirt dog, bragging about emmys and ending marriages. We don't like him being the representative of Ohio, except for Adam who think he put us on the map. He is also one hell of a charmer that could produce a little Koala bear out of his pocket if you got angry with him.
If you aren't from Ohio, you probably don't know Fred Ricart. He is our central Ohio scumbag that we all love to hate. I know you have your own. Please share them if you do.
No solicitors signs are no fun for anyone. Same with spider rings on Halloween, Bryan proposes that if a kid gets one he should eat it in protest.
Bryan gave us an update about the drafting system for elementary school. Brandon got a dream crushed, he thought his vote was being counted on who his teacher is going to be.
We heard about a campaign to get the lead singer of smash mouth to eat 24 hard boiled eggs and we want to see it happen. We can make this happen, and plenty of people are willing to put up money for charity. We even offered options on what Smash Mouth can do to really capitalize on this.
The late 90's in music were outrageously indulgent, I don't think the unhappy people of today could put up with this shit.
We also discussed the buzz bin stuff from the early 90's when alt music reigned supreme, but were they really rocking out?
We mentioned this U2 article, which was better than anything we came up with. Although we did assert how bland they are and how they are a government approved band for rocking out.
Brett saw the blue man group live, and he regrets having that time stolen away from him. We also don't have time for Peter Gabriel, Paul Simon or Sting either.
We started wrapping up by talking about TSO, Trans Siberian Orchestra for the unitiated. Bryan isn't convinced
Bryans father made the ultimate mistake of telling him to check out Bette Midler, and Brett decided it's time to put the guillotine on their relationship. We closed it up with Sammy Hagar, who's Bryan father thought beat The Who in rocking. If you were rasied with a father supporting Van Haggar you could see why Van Halen would never make it on your Radar. Sammy was an awful man with no natural talent who tried his hardest, which seems to be Bryans criteria for liking things.
That's the show, the beginning was screamy and then it chilled out towards the end. It's always a mixed bag. Find us on facebook and twitter, and as always we implore you to subscribe and let someone else know, either a real friend or one of those high school government agents you are friends with on Facebook.
