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| James | Alright everyone, once again, that was PJ live in SLC. And um you should definitely hang out. Your listening to 89.5 FM, this is MonkeyWrench radio and we're gonna have a big 'ol party here in a little while, and uh, we definitely invite you to listen in. Um, yeah, I think the Fastbacks are gonna join us again and who knows uh, we might have a couple of other people but em. Do not forget to turn your fuckin' stations to 89.5 FM Monkeywrench radio. So, I guess I'll play some more music. What? Fuck (laughing and talking to someone off mic, who said "that's very funny") OK.(song) |
| James | (During the song) Monkeywrench Radio...Live in Salt Lake City...Who fuckin' knows?...Just fuck it! |
| comment | (Song ends) |
| James | Ok, so uh. I believe we've got some Fastbacks in the house. |
| Kim | All right. |
| James | Fastbacks in the house. |
| Kim | No way. |
| Kurt | Hi there, hello everybody. (Laughing) |
| Eddie | Hi, my name's Eddie and I'm about 3 merit badges away from being an honorary fastback. |
| James | That's very good Eddie. Thank you. (sarcasm) |
| Eddie | I have to learn how to tie a slip knot.(James: yeah?) |
| Kim | No you don't! Alright! |
| Eddie | I have to...(laugh) that's the scoutmaster Kim talking. That kinda goes with your "Fastbacks in the hous thing (James: ah yeah). Rapmaster scoutmaster Kim. |
| James | Scoutmaster Kim. |
| Eddie | Let's see after I do the slipknot, I have to help an old lady across the street. Um. And then uh. The third thing they won't tell me what it is yet. So uh.. |
| Kurt | There is no third thing. |
| Eddie | (laughing) I'm very excited about this. I'm almost there then. |
| Kim | Hi to Mike Ness. Alright! |
| Eddie | Hello to Mike Ness, who is now living in Salt Lake, I guess. |
| James | If he's living in Salt Lake, he's not gonna hear this. |
| Kim | He's a geek. Oh sorry! |
| Kurt | What about the fourth thing? The fourth thing is that you have to turn your weeblo scout badge upside down for 24 hours. That's a drag, then once you're done you can turn it right side up and we'll be loyal scouts. |
| Eddie | Weeblos was a pet name for breasts in a relationship I had once. I don't know how it evolved into that. I think it started from...(James: were they nice weeblos?)...Well we don't want to be crass. (James: ol) It's kind of charming though. . All right. I wonder who's all listening out there. We can play music for you or we can talk. We don't have any phones tonight...oh we do have phones. (James: we have a phone) We got a phone and there's some interesting stuff going on in salt lake. Uh. Tell you what. Let me give you a question I had for you. I read something - I think it even made the USA today. Actually before I...remind me to get back into this...but before we say anything, thanks very much everyone for coming and...uh...I think what happened in the room tonight was something uh...it was pretty cool, pretty neat, pretty special. So thanks all. Uh. We kinda played about the same last night, but tonight was so much better and I think it's all you guys, so thanks. Um. Thanks for tuning it here. Look, if you wanna call, there's something I read today about a woman who's had some problems with the songs they were singing in, I believe, was just regular high school uh to um. There were words about, I guess they were too much in praise of Christ and uh...you've heard about this apparently, it's kind of a large issue here. I thought it was kind of interesting. In the end, it's music and it's devotional music and it's funny that it comes down to whose name you put in the song. Uh. Me and Beth... (cut) |
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| comment | For some reason there's a break here in the broadcast, or maybe just the tape. |
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| The following info is from a Pearl Jam fan named Jeremy Andrus, who was lucky enough to talk to Ed during this broadcast.
(James) came on and asked who I wanted to talk to. Of course, I asked for Eddie. He stated that he was spinning some records right now but he would be with me in a moment. I cannot remember what happened next exactly, but (Ed) moved quickly into claiming I left early. As a matter of fact, I had front row thanks to Ten Club and a friend working security. I was hoping that he could direct me to the van, so I stayed until the venue almost cleared out). |
| I couldn't get any reception until I was about a mile away, and then I lost it a mile later. I only lived about 10 miles away, so I got home quick. (Since they couldn't make my phone call audible), there was more that went on during our conversation. During the show he made a comment about how (that night) they were playing for us and (the previous night) they were playing for our parents. That's where the "playing for your parents" comment came up. I can't remember if he was relaying my comments at this time or not, but I thanked him for the Ten Club setting us up with tickets. I also mentioned that it was my brother's first concert. Eddie asked to speak with him. Eddie thanked him for showing up and mentioned that he was "glad we popped your [concert] cherry." He needed to go but we were grateful that he took the time to talk to the fans. |
| Eddie | ... a second here ... How are you doing? Y'all in your cars? Uh. We're talking to a guy here who just got home. So, he must've left early! (Laugh) he's denying it...one second (we put it down here? I would put it here (Eddie: oh yeah). Let's see if we've got Jeremy on the air here, his name is Jeremy, actually. Either that or he lied just to get through. We're not We're not We're not getting Jeremy though. I can hear 'em though in my ear. I'll tell you what...I'll tell you everything that he says. Ok Jeremy You're on and I'm gonna do my best impression of you 'You're gonna do my verbatim, huh?' that's what he sounds like. Ok 'I just gotta say that it was well worth the wait. And I'm a loser (Laugh)! This is Jeremy speaking not me. Keep goin'. And he says...he says 'well, I'll tell you this. Last night definitely was like you were playing to our parents and tonight you were playing to us because tonight was so much better.' And what I have to say was well, maybe last night we played like your parents. I think ...he disagrees 'no, no I disagree. I say most of the crowd responded as our parents and this was last night' well, uh, I'm just glad it turned out. We were a bit...I personally was a bit down, couldn't leave my bed today. A bit depressed. |
| Kim | We tried to make him come out |
| Eddie | Kim tried to make us come out |
| Kim | He wouldn't even shop for vinyl |
| Eddie | I wouldn't even go look for vinyl uh which you know it's a bad day. No, we hadn't played for awhile and we really wanted to feel it and feel good and shouldn't expect to go out and rip on the first night anyway. But I'm glad tonight happened. Ok, I'm gonna talk to Jeremy a little more and we're gonna let you hear some music. Uh, this is, uh, a Kim Warnick-o selectione (pronounced: see-lek-chee-oh-nay). |
| Kim | By Cub, a Cub cover. |
| Eddie | Sicko, by Cub, you go ahead and introduce it. Cub enjoy the song. Get home safely. |
| Kim | This song is by Cub originally um anyway, it's a Sicko cover. What do I do now? |
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| Eddie | Hey, alright we're still taking calls. Lulu's answering the phones now and manning the phones. Send in those pledges. If you want to keep seeing the national geographic specials, Sesame Street, electric company all ... you know, we don't do commercials on this, so we need your help. Nah, I'm just kidding, we don't need anybody's help. < Kurt: send your 45s> Yeah Send us all your vinyl. Um hey Don't you think it's funny how a Don't you guys think it's funny how Newt Gingrich says "too much violence on TV". |
| Kim | I think it's funny that he's an ASSHOLE...sorry. |
| Eddie | And he says "we've, we've, we've got to stop wit these violent shows", but at the same time he's saying 'let's take away ( he's a geek) all the money and literally destroy the only channel out there (Kim: and he's a geek) that has education, decent program...this would be PBS ok, I'm getting a little hyped up. I'm gonna calm down. |
| Kurt | Maybe some people don't really know that in other countries, the government actually funds rock music like bands playing at places so the kids have so kids, for everyone so people have stuff to do. I mean, ya know, sure it's fine to go down to the, ya know, the corner place and play basketball and stuff, but you know what's wrong with going to see bands that you like and stuff. It's super fun and, ya know, the u.s. what if there's a cool band, ya know, that didn't have any money to get over here, but people liked them and stuff. Ya know that's too bad but other countries actually encourage that. |
| Eddie | We are maybe one of the only countries that doesn't support the arts in that way. |
| Kurt | The popular arts ya know and I'm ...I was gonna say something else...he he ...oh yeah a lot of bands from other countries can't even get in to the U.S., ya know, maybe they don't have enough fans to uh, ya know, put together a huge big tour and a bus and uh, ya know, all that stuff, they just want to travel around and play ya know small clubs and cites to the their fans and stuff and they're not so popular. The government thinks that they're not, ya know, they're not...they're more problem than they're worth and won't even let them IN the country. |
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| Kurt | I think they played, actually played one show, (one show) maybe two in Seattle. |
| Kim | Who? |
| Kurt | The Beasts of Bourbon (Kim:oh yeah.) at the back stage. But ya know they probably snuck in. they probably got tourist visas and (heh-heh) um and just came in and just hung out and stuff I mean that 's pretty much how a lot of bands have to do it. Because if they say 'look we just wanna play some small shows and have some fun see the country ' (NO, you cannot come here) ya know, we have to we have rather have people stay home and watch violent TV shows. |
| Kim | Or the discovery channel |
| Kurt | Of the discovery channel, yeah |
| Kim | Shows about bzzzzt (All: Laugh) |
| Kurt | yeah, let's take away the Discovery channel because it's actually interesting and it's not violent and you might learn something and enjoy it at the same time. Let's take that away because (Get it out here) yeah, get that outta here because... |
| Eddie | More shows about bees |
| Kim | Shows about bzzzzt...ouch! |
| Eddie | You all know I love bees. You remember my whole cameo role. My big movie debut watching bees. Hey um. |
| Kim | Bzzzt. Ouch. |
| Eddie | Talking about 'ouch'. Being in that movie. Ouch! (laugh) |
| Kim | (what's this here) |
| Eddie | Ok, um, I gotta get the phone, we're gonna uh... no night would be complete without playing uh a song form our neighbors Mudhoney (Mudhoney!) this is off the new release 'MBTC', uh, let's pick one real quick. Uh. Let's just do the first song well "Schitck" uh, (Kurt: that the hit) no, no, no this one's perfect for tonight, it's called "today is a good day" (I hear that) I hope tomorrow is as good as today) may tomorrow be too. |
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| Kurt | My friends Sicko. And um A pretty great song oh Jesus a pretty great song actually by Cub...a band from Vancouver. And before that we got into something else that was pretty cool, Mudhoney! And today is a good day. |
| Kim | I wanna sit on top of you I'm gonna talk to you. Ok hey. |
| Kurt | Don't talk too loud ...don't talk too loud in that one. This is the alternate...oops. |
| Kim | ...the worst band name. He's kinda embarrassed to have me on the air, but I'm doing it anyway (Kurt: heh-heh). He's kinda like horrified I'm showing up but when some of those are your bands, you've gotta like do this. |
| Kurt | It's our radio station at the moment |
| Kim | Ok I'm sorry that I'm so bogus...here's Eddie. |
| Kurt | Don't be bogus... don't be bogus, just be cool! |
| Eddie | Uh how much more time do we have here |
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| Eddie | Chu-chu-chu (mic check) |
| Kurt | The Police wouldn't support this organization too much I don't think. |
| Eddie | We thought we were just cut off. Uh. What I was gonna say is I think the length of the show is determined by ...um...uh...your interest. Uh, we'll still be around, we still have Budweisers, |
| Kurt | As long as the phone keeps ringing and people keep saying stuff, why should we do anything else |
| Eddie | Yeah, Let's uh..We're gonna give that number out one more time uh, it's 206-617-9690. That's my home number and Beth is forwarding the calls |
| Kurt | Oh, is that right? |
| Eddie | Only call for about the next hour because she's gotta get some sleep, she's got practice tomorrow |
| Kurt | Yeah, she's not here in SLC actually, 206 would be our Seattle area code |
| Kim | Is she coming to San Jose? |
| Eddie | Uh you know what? I think Beth is...I think hovercraft is going to play in Salt lake (Kurt: oh yeah?) with Sweet 75 (Kim: Oh yes) which I have to mention has great players in it like Krist Novaselich (phone rings) and bill |
| Kurt | Bill Reiflin (sp?), who is like drum god from Seattle |
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| Eddie | From Ministry. Is there a...(J whispers something) OK should we pick another number |
| Kurt | I was gonna play some tom waits. . Um train song |
| Eddie | Oh that's perfect...train song. |
| Kurt | It's kinda great that there are all kinds of records here to play. This was like I had this tape in my car when the record came out and I n never took it out of the tape player...I just...oh! (Eddie: WOW!) I could talk about it for awhile but... |
| Eddie | This is off the record "Frank's Wild Ears" (Kurt: which is one of the...), you know what I'm gonna have to hear the song after that too so, here's a |
| Kurt | Yeah I was gonna put on "Innocent when you dream" but then I thought of... I gotta hear that one too |
| Eddie | Here's a duplex. (Kurt: yeah) Here are two songs by tom waits. Wherever you are, (Kurt: yeah) we're whispering something to ya |
| Kurt | Good stuff |
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| Kurt | Hi everyone, it's a... |
| Eddie | Hey we got a request from a woman named Lou. She had a nice voice. (Kurt: we a...wanted to hear Fugazi, but) Not like pretty, but, ya know...kinda mean! (Kurt: laugh) It's a good voice. So she wants to hear something tasty, she said, and she suggested minor threat. Um. We left our minor threat records at home 'cause we didn't want them to melt, so we've got a Fugazi song for ya. And I've used this CD quite a bit, so it's a bit...uh...the indestructible CD has a few scratches. Uh, we're gonna try to play...'reclamation' wasn't gonna go? |
| Kurt | It's going on 2 now, I know that |
| Eddie | Ok, uh, this song's called reclamation, it's on their - not their last record, but the one before that - steady diet of nothing. |
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| Kurt | Hi! |
| Eddie | All right uh |
| Kurt | That must've been Fugazi |
| Eddie | We're gonna keep with uh...yeah, rock over London, rock on Chicago - Cheetos, the cheese that goes crunch. This is um (WH: Kurt: which song?) we're stickin' for Lou. Uh, go ahead and do...uh...we're gonna play Crunt. And I'm gonna shuffle through the first few songs 'cause uh we're gonna go to the song that cat sings. This is again for Lou who wanted something tasty uh that's still CD 1 here we go...ah this one's good too. Ok we're gonna play this one, we're gonna play a Pearl Jam number, then we're gonna play another Crunt song. . |
| Eddie | Che-che.(mic check) (background: Who was that?) Who was that? That was Crunt. That was one of the great records that was released in '94 and if you've ever listened to a band called lubricated goat. Which I don't...I think they were...they were one of the most popular bands, I believe, in SLC for a long time. Known for their live performances uh. That's uh Stewart uh singing. And if you know babes in Toyland, that's uh cat playing bass. Uh, If we go back to them I'm gonna play a song that she sings. And then the drummer's in a great band called Jon Spencer blues explosion if you ever get a chance to see them. Uh, they didn't pay me to say that...I would pay them to let me say that (Kurt: I would pay them to say that) um ok, uh, all the shows that we've done Monkeywrench, I don't think that we've ever played a PJ song. But uh, this one's worth playing (Kim: PJ rules! Pearl Jam for president!) |
| Kurt | I don't think it's actually out yet |
| Eddie | This one you will be able to purchase I believe as part of a compilation that will go out next year I believe the start of the year it'll be called Home Alive |
| Kurt | (starts song early) oops sorry 'bout that |
| Kim | Fuck! |
| Kurt | Laughs |
| James | January 15th |
| Eddie | January 15th is the release date / we have from an official source here. (James: I am the official sources) uh so even if you don't get to tape this or its not coming through clearly like my voice doesn't sound like bzzzt (Kurt: laughing) uh. No problem it's in your future. Soundgarden's gonna be on this release a lot of spoken word. We're very excited for this record to come out. Again, that's in January. Called home alive. And this song ...this is the recorded version, you might remember it if you were here tonight called "Leaving Her (JR's note: I swear this is a different version from what actually came out. This was probably a studio outtake) |
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| all | Woo-hoo! |
| Kurt | Wait a second |
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| Kurt | Can you hold on one second we gotta phone call goin' here...Kurt: |
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| Eddie | I think that's my favorite song (Kim: medieval blues) by this band now ...(Kim: by THIS band) and probably 'cause of course we didn't write it. Uh an old Motown sound written by a bunch of...if you listen to old Motown, they're all written by these uh you'll see the name Holland-Dossier-Holland wrote tons of great, great songs (Kim: Hall-N-Oats) not to be mistaken with Hall-N-Oats. |
| all | (Laugh) |
| Kurt | Hall-N-Oats-N-Holland |
| Eddie | Or Fawn Hall-N-Oats |
| Kim | Fawn Holland (laughing) |
| Kim | Those guys are fucks! |
| Kim | Fawn Holland (laughing) |
| Eddie | Did you ever see that thing, I think it was in "Ben is Dead" they had uh, like a hundred band names. Uh. They'd tie in all the different names together. Were you in that? |
| Kurt | Yeah, there's like a list whole pages full... (Kim: a friend of ours was totally to blame) nnnnoooooo. Yeah. A friend of ours was partway into that. Lisa Vancher(sp?) from Frontier |
| Eddie | I'm not very good with those I can only remember a few. There was uh...uh...nib... |
| Kim | Seven Bitch Slayer Burrito |
| set | Eddie:(laughing): Seven Bitch Slayer Burrito |
| Kim | (Laughing) |
| Kim | We got more we like it |
| Eddie | Uh there was us I think ours was "Minnie Pearl Jam" and then there was Nirvana White. |
| Kim | (Laughing) |
| Eddie | Do you get that one? |
| Kim | "Nirvana White" |
| Eddie | You kinda have to say it like Doug Llewellyn said it in the video "neer-van-a white" (Kim: NIA-van) Um. Did you guys know that that was Doug Llewellyn? People's court from the... |
| Kim | Oh, Doug Llewellyn, right. |
| Eddie | That was such a good video. A film clip, I hate calling them videos. Um. Of Nirvana. |
| Kim | (Laughing) |
| Eddie | Alright, Kurt picked one out. It's bob |
| Kim | Bob Dylan. |
| Eddie | "Bub" |
| Kim | In some. Seems like. Like I remember always thinking people always said that they liked bob Dylan and I think "oh god, not that guy, ya know, that miserable old goat." And then, all of a sudden it's like "wow I guess I understand why people like this guy so much and ya know it's something a little different but gosh some of the songs are super-great. |
| Eddie | We have to remember to at the time ... Bob Dylan ...he kinda captured ...he became this figure, and I don't know if he wanted to be. Probably not, but they had people. There was guy who claimed he was a "Dylan-ologist" (James: laugh) and he'd go through uh dylan's garbage. Um. I think...I think it kinda freaked bob out and uh |
| Kim | Yeah. I can imagine. People going through your garbage. Laughing... |
| Eddie | I can relate. You know we had uh We had someone in our house. They went throug our fridge. |
| Kim | (Laughs) Yeah let's find out what this guy eats. |
| Eddie | Yeah she was looking for wine. She was...she was freaked out. She's an alcolohic and she should've been on here medication. And she thinks that I'm the father of her 3yearold child who was in custody of her ex-husband. She sprayed graffiti all over our street that said "jesus rapes" it's kinda a tough time for me and the "misses" to be around with this lady hanging out. She smashed her truck into our fence and climbed over the fence and go t in the house...kinda crazy. Um But back to bob (phone rings) uh. And uh. I'm gonna get the phone and kurt's gonna play the song. |
| Kim | "My Back Pages" |
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| Eddie | All right. Thanks bob. Thanks, "bub" |
| Kim | (Laugh) Thank you bub (laugh). |
| Eddie | Um these have been some CDs we'be been playing. We uh (laugh) |
| Kim | Ed's trying to open a brand new copy of the sonic youth record |
| Eddie | Ya know when you get so excited to get a new record and its got that shrink wrap on it. and you use your finger nail to open it up. (Kim: guitar picks work good, too) and you get this radical paper cut (laughs). And uh, you get to ...you'r reminded that you've had a new record... that you just got a new record...youwaited all week. |
| Kim | When's the last time you got a paper cut bustin out a cd out fo the wrapper, not very often (sarcasm). |
| Eddie | Ya know what you get is those new-fangled silver things that they put on the edge |
| Kim | Oh yeah, uh, you rip those off and then uh... |
| Eddie | They don't come off all the way |
| Kim | No no, a little bit sticks on so you go get some tape and try to get all that silver stuff off; |
| Eddie | Now uh kind folks we're gonna alert you now to a record company comspiracy with these little stickers. These little stickers (Kim:laugh). Wehne you investigate the meaning of these little stickers, they mean nothin. They do nothing. They serve no purpose. They like to make people think that this is part of the "theft prevention program" to keep you from walking out of the store with this cd because it has this little silver sticker on it. Again, we found out they mean nothing. |
| Kim | I always figured it appeared there to make you think you were buying a product that had been unopened and unfettered by other humans. |
| Eddie | 'Cause god forbid you buy it second hand and save $2. |
| Kim | Yeah 'cause or what if you buy a cd and you think nobody's touched it but someone's taken it out of the package and put it back. |
| Eddie | So uh they they put these things on. They make sure that they leave a little residue. Because some people who care about the presentation of their records and the way it feels when they had them. When they did that... sales of brand new yet empty, blank, plastic cd cases doubled (Kim::laugh) Uh cause people were having toreplace them |
| Kim | Yeah, cause there was a little silver residue on their case. |
| Eddie | That's right I get really annoyed by it my self. The other thing...they charge the bands to put this little silver thing on them. They charge em 3 cents. It costs...they are manufactured by the record company. It costs the record company a half a cent. (Kim: yeah) It.another 2 and a half cents that the record company makes and if you wanna multiply that by a million there you have it |
| Kim | What if someone walked into your house and said "here's 2-1/2 cents times a million" this is what, you know, a popular record would've made if we didn't charge them for putting these stickers on |
| Eddie | So now we'ere going back to binyl. We're gonna play something fo rLou who called. Uh. We played Fugazi for her earlier as well as Crunt and they're on their way to vegas. And uh she wants a happy sending-off. Uh. She liked the last stuff. We'd gonna try to keep our record up at uh...we'd like bat a thousand here. Uh. Whoever's in that car, this goes out to you. Uh. Get there safely and uh whatever you have in your pocked, don't gamble it when you get there. Sonic youth. |
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| Kim | Play some B-52s, or some patti smith? |
| Kim | Oh god if you play that that'd be killer that song is just really... |
| Kim | Of course Monkeywrench radio 89.5 on your fm dial (gopher laugh) |
| James | (Imitating A DJ) "Monkeywrench radio" |
| Kim | As usual, this is i89.5 on your fm dial. Monkeywrench . Phone number xxxxx is our request line |
| Eddie | And we're gonna play some more vinyl and I think we're on ...in the home stretch here. I think it's about time for all of you (Kim: we're just getting goin) to get to bed |
| James | Yeah right . I'm goin to bed now |
| Kim | I'm doing the 4 in the moring to the 8 in the morning shift. |
| other | I'm takin the red-eye shuttle to the hotel |
| Eddie | That's funny...uh I think we have uh.. |
| Kim | We're staying up for the rest of our life |
| Eddie | We don't have like 40% of the Fastbacks or 60% or 70. We have 100% of the Fastbacks right here. |
| Kurt | Standing by. |
| Eddie | And I notice that (Kim: 'cause we're old!) 25% of them is dressed and ready to go. (Laugh)And the other ones have Beers and are sincerely ready to camp out for the evening. |
| Kim | We're not goin anywhere (Kim: we love the Denver dome, the Denver dome is cool). |
| Eddie | We're still in the back of the Denver dome or the salt lake...salt like palace. |
| Kim | Palace the Delta airlines palace. |
| Eddie | Oh yeah, we're uh...yeah. |
| Kim | The Delta airlines palace |
| Eddie | we're in the Delta airlines building and we're about to land so. |
| Kim | The fun leaves soon. |
| Kurt | We're about to disembark (gopher laugh) |
| Eddie | Um put your seats back in their upright positions. |
| Kim | What about your tray bins? |
| Eddie | Make sure your tray bins are (other: secured) popped back up ...secured |
| Kim | And if you're about to throw up, make sure uh |
| Eddie | If you moved any of your baggage during the flight, make sure to put it back into...under the seat |
| Kim | What about if you're a geek? |
| Kim | It might shift during transit. And if you threw up in your little bag. Take it down...make sure you put the throw-up bag in your seat back table. (GL) |
| Kim | Can I cuss? |
| Eddie | No you can't cuss on this radio station, we'll fuckin get busted. |
| Kim | Fuckin, you don't want to get fuckin shut down |
| Eddie | Fuckin cuss man, what the fuck are you thinkin nikki? |
| Kim | Yeah man |
| Kim | Delta Airlines sucks my cock! All right! |
| all | (laughs) |
| Kim | that word "fuck" gets...man... that word is really a bad word. |
| James | grand-daddy of them allWell, that's all we've got. Sorry it has to cut off so abruptly. There might be a little more and we're waiting on that tape. But for now that should fill your appetite. |
