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Speaker: technical difficulties. um Hello everyone! Welcome back to the Certified Jarvis Podcast. I am Stephen Jarvis. As always. i have Alyssa Jarvis right next to me.
Speaker: What was that?
Speaker: Hello?
Speaker: Well, evidently Alyssa is having technical difficulties. So today we are doing certified or denied. songs, artists, and albums we love. once Alyssa figures out her end.
Speaker: then you know we'll be fine.
Speaker: Hello?
Speaker: Alyssa.
Speaker: don't know what she's doing guys um But. As I said, it's another episode. of the Certified Drivers Podcast. Um, we just want to quick send a shout out to everyone that's been listening to us we are at 206 plays on many different podcast.
Speaker: hosting destinations. We couldn't have done it without you all. And we thank you so very much. um So I'm going to start this off. with One of my favorite songs.
Speaker: that I absolutely love. And that is Johnny B. Good. by Chuck Berry. Um. chuck berry to me has always been one of the greatest artists of all time. um I honestly think.
Speaker: that he Gits. Screwed over. And. The history of rock and roll. because he was a black musician.
Speaker: back in the day when he was really, really at his peak. You know? Let's be honest. The music execs were racist. They didn't want him.
Speaker: And they thought that. He shouldn't have been the king of rock and roll. Although Elvis gets that role. I... to this day still think it's very stupid. that chuck berry Was passed over for that role. I think Chuck Berry was a more.
Speaker: better musician and better guitar player than Elvis Presley ever fucking was. So yeah. Hi Alyssa, are you finally here? i hear I can hear you now. I don't know what happened. Well, you could have fucking said something. But anyway. I was i was trying to say it in the comments.
Speaker: oh the chat. There is nothing in the chat.
Speaker: Nothing in the channel. But anyway Um, So Alyssa. I had to say my very favorite song was Johnny B. Goode. by Chuck Berry. um and gave a little history into Chuck Berry and why I believe he should have been the king of rock and roll and not Ellis fucking Presley.
Speaker: But, you know. Music executives back in the day were racist. there's a lot of There was a lot of musicians better than Elvis that should have gotten. the king of rock and roll but you know what elvis did things differently um People can shit on me for my opinion on that, but I still to this day think Chuck Berry was the king of rock and roll.
Speaker: So listen. Go ahead. so No, you go ahead. No, go ahead. You're going to say something important. Say something important. Come on. You got this.
Speaker: i believe in you it's gone I got. brain of a goldfish. Evidently. So Alyssa it's your turn. Hmm.
Speaker: Most favorite song. Song artist or albums. By the way. Oh boy. I love music, so it's very hard for me to just pick Jesus Christ.
Speaker: This woman had a fucking week to figure this out and she can't fucking say one. I would have to say...
Speaker: Pretty much anything by Toby Keith.
Speaker: I think is My favorite. I mean, he He was really prime in like the 90s, 2000s country.
Speaker: Um. And.
Speaker: There was just something about his music that was just more more of a storyteller. Versus. Just the song. there was always substance. but behind his music.
Speaker: um
Speaker: So. I guess artist for me is is Toby Keith. And I know this is really going to piss off Alyssa, but one of my favorite. bands or artists are the Beach Boys.
Speaker: Peach poison. solid. so and uh one of my favorite songs by the beach boys and alyssa can um Can confer with this. is Um.
Speaker: so i have two but i i think Well, one of them is Lil Saint Nick. by the Beach Boys. And my very favorite song is Get You Back. by the Beach Boys.
Speaker: um We've all had that relationship where, you know. It was solid at one point. broke down But if we were ever able to get him back. We would love to. um My favorite song is Get You Back.
Speaker: The reason why I picked the Beach Boys is because, let's be honest, They really identified with that California rock and roll back in the 60s. granted yes They did have competition with the fucking Beatles later in the decade. but you know what um beetles have always said that ah The Beach Boys were...
Speaker: one of their main um bands that they liked. And, you know. um You can't go wrong. The Beach Boys did kind of copy it.
Speaker: Chuck Berry's kind of. Rhythm. But at the same time, so did Chuck Berry. um So I got to go with. The Beach Boys.
Speaker: as one of my favorites because Again. Okay. Most of their songs just hit you right in the soul. Yeah. F's kiss.
Speaker: type music. So I mean, People. People will be like, oh, my God, Steven's so fucking and old. Dude, I got notes all over. I love it. Like most of my playlist is old shit that my parents would have listened to. Granted, they're the ones that taught me that music. I think some of it is even like grandparents old, too.
Speaker: some of it Yeah. not to throw you under the bus or anything but no i don't i don't so some of your songs get to be pretty pretty old songs people Well.
Speaker: I've always liked that cruising music. Yeah. um so question for you Okay. What is... one of your favorite songs that It's kind of like... questionable. So.
Speaker: What I mean is like. Maybe. a bit on the cheesy side or an artist that people in general hate. Nickelback.
Speaker: is Is there a specific song by Nickelback that you can think of? um that you really like. but
Speaker: oh God damn it. it's it shares the same uh Same title as an Usher song. Which is.
Speaker: Well, that but the Usher one is, you remind me of a girl that I once knew. But ah the Nickelback one is. um
Speaker: I think it's remind me as well. Um. Yeah, I mean Nickelback had some really great music. It's just people love to hate on them.
Speaker: And, you know, it's it's sad. In the zenith of... music, but you know, Nickelback was always... one of the greatest. in my eyes of getting hate for no reason.
Speaker: There's other ones, but yeah, Nickelback. And remind me.
Speaker: So for me. I'm gonna stick more to the cheesy side of things. but I really like myself. um Specifically, riding nerdy.
Speaker: Oh, weird Al. Yes. Yeah, he's always like a good weirdo. Because it just takes such a... he always takes such famous songs and turns them into this wild
Speaker: I don't even know how to describe it Well, I mean, he he was one of the biggest ones to parody songs. i mean you don't get coolio to hate you because you parody his song no you get it him to hate you because you make it better than his original song
Speaker: Yeah definitely. um
Speaker: And...
Speaker: so Your pick. or Let's start with my pick. Would you certify that or would you deny it?
Speaker: Certified. I, I. I I think. Weird Al was so ahead of his time. he He was like the Gallagher.
Speaker: of parody songs.
Speaker: And I think I would. certify yours as well because I do like myself a good Nickelback song as well. Yeah. um And what what is a song that...
Speaker: Um... gets you in the feels.
Speaker: I doubt it. that That is a very good question. um There's so many. I mean... ah
Speaker: Well, as you know, I love i love me some Glen Fry. Um... the one you love. is one that's really, really good.
Speaker: Um. And I wish I could play it on here, but you know, copyright strikes. um
Speaker: one of these nights by the Eagles. Another. Glenn Frey. And Don Henley. song. ah I think one that really, really gets me in the feels, though.
Speaker: has to be I Got a Name by Jim Croce. just because of what it meant to me.
Speaker: you know, growing up. Not thinking I had that name, but, you know. I did. It just took me a long time to realize. what that name was and Luckily. I realized it.
Speaker: yeah definitely How about you? So for me I would, I've got a couple different ones. that tend to hit me in the feels.
Speaker: um a bit of an older song Moments. by Emerson Drive.
Speaker: Um. it's It's a country song. Um, Okay. that surface like back and like the
Speaker: Late 90s, early 2000s. um It's a song that basically talks about... this guy who is walking past a bridge and Um.
Speaker: there there was a homeless guy. he walked across and Had a conversation with him and.
Speaker: Oh. just in general ended up forming this friendship with this guy. in the long run. And.
Speaker: It's just a song that I think... more people need to listen to, especially nowadays. And it just...
Speaker: It makes you realize that sometimes you just need to slow down. And. take in what you're
Speaker: Take in your your life Because before you know it, it's...
Speaker: Gone. No. Well, I mean, that's that's kind of like... um Trace Adkins, you're going to miss this or. Yeah.
Speaker: Very similar to it. i mean I mean, you have so many musics. that musics songs. that do that i mean troubadour by George Strait.
Speaker: Um, Time in a bottle by Jim Croce. Uh... My list by. Toby Keith.
Speaker: ah God, there's so many good ones and I'm missing a lot of them, but yeah, there's so many good ones. um Another one that I'm going to have to say certified, and I know you're going to hate me.
Speaker: But you're going to be like, yeah, that's totally Steven. Queen.
Speaker: i oh my god freddie mercury God rest his soul. You know, he never got his flowers. In my opinion, like, he never got his flowers.
Speaker: And I think it had to do with his sexuality. um Keeping that very hidden. which back then was probably smart. Um.
Speaker: him coming out with AIDS, probably. in the eyes of the powers to be in the music biz uh probably They probably hated him for it.
Speaker: Um. but you know freddie mercury is just a Badass motherfucker. Oh, I wish I would have gotten to meet him. Like just to sit down and have a conversation with them would have been awesome. um Oops. The Highlander soundtrack.
Speaker: is one of my favorites. um It's a kind of magic. is one of in my opinion one of their best albums um again It's part of the Highlander. Soundtrack. um one of my favorite queen songs of all times and melissa can Um,
Speaker: Alyssa can pretty much. Say yeah. It's actually two. So... One year of love. And... um
Speaker: ah Another one bites the dust.
Speaker: which was parodied by Weird Al as another one rides the bus. Yes it was. um So. back Back to my sentimental, though. I know I said I had to.
Speaker: So my second one is I will not say goodbye. by Danny Gorky.
Speaker: This one's ah not a super streamlined song. But. It. It touches on the the side of loss of someone significant to you.
Speaker: um I think specifically the guys singing about... a wife that he lost. but
Speaker: The lyrics are... So.
Speaker: transferable to anyone who you're close to. and has passed away. um
Speaker: And you you can just hear the the pain in the voice as he's singing it. And when you can convey that in a song. I think it is just.
Speaker: a much more powerful song.
Speaker: So that that's the second one. that gets me in the feels every time I hear it. Yeah.
Speaker: ah albums. that you may love. Ooh. a
Speaker: albums that I love.
Speaker: um I'm blanking on the name of the album, but it was one of Curie Underwood's. Because I absolutely love me some Carrie Underwood. Oh.
Speaker: It had play in the name. I just for the life of me can't remember what the rest of the name was. all the ones Hmm. But it was it was one of the very first. I think it was actually the second album she ever released.
Speaker: um
Speaker: God, that's gonna bug me now. I gotta figure it out. um another artist and i know my wife's gonna roll her eyes at this but the carpenters Um.
Speaker: Love me some Karen Carpenter. Very, very great. it was I know this is probably going to get people. To hate me, bud. If she was still around today.
Speaker: You would never hear of Taylor Swift or Beyonce or anything. Um, You'd still hear Whitney Houston. I'm not going to go that far but. ah Karen Carpenter.
Speaker: would very much and still very much is even though she's been gone since the 70s. still very much able to hold her own. even against today's standards. um
Speaker: one of the greatest songstresses of all time. uh that's not even a fucking debate Come at me, Swifties. I'll fucking... Annihilate you all with my fucking musical prowess. Bye. As you can tell, he's not a Swifty. She's just so fucking overrated. and uh okay so you're gonna tell me that Okay, she's married now. Big fucking wolf.
Speaker: But you're going to tell me that I'm supposed to listen to a woman that couldn't even fucking pick a fucking man? for so fucking long. And like I've always said. people can fucking say it was all her boyfriend's fault whatever bullshit they want Eventually you have to fucking ask yourself.
Speaker: Maybe Taylor was the problem. Just fucking saying.
Speaker: you know like i i can o admit that in some of my ex -relationships i was a problem But you know what? I think she needs to fucking come out and admit it too.
Speaker: But moving way back into the music side of things. That is music. that that that I mean. Bye. literal music, not... Celebrities.
Speaker: but music Um, the album that i was thinking of is play on by Carrie Underwood, and she released that. early 2000s.
Speaker: um
Speaker: So yeah. Um. And what is a song? That. is like a Windows down, ah volume up.
Speaker: road song. to you
Speaker: <unk> a Good question. Because there's so many great ones. and A bonus question about it. is Are you singing along to that song as you're driving down the road?
Speaker: I don't think that's fair because I sing a lot to a lot of songs. and My wife keeps telling me I suck at it. Um. Not like she could go on the fucking voice. I love you, Julie, but you are...
Speaker: kind of killing death. Sorry. Okay there, fucking Taylor Swift.
Speaker: Um. God, there's so many of them. A road song.
Speaker: Highway sung by Blackfoot.
Speaker: Okay. Very, very good song. Um.
Speaker: God, there's even one better one. i just I'm blanking on it. um
Speaker: I know one for Alyssa. I can't drive fucking 55. by Sammy Hagar. um Yeah, but that that that's not one that I would be necessarily listening to and driving and singing along to.
Speaker: oh And are you trying to say... I have a lead foot oh I'm not saying that. blood foot I was about to say, I'm not fucking just saying it. It's a fact.
Speaker: from your mother. um
Speaker: Yeah. i i gotta go see that's the thing it's another one of those ones that you know me i didn know i just There's a lot. I mean... um
Speaker: God. Um,
Speaker: And it's going to be one that I'll listen to and I'll be like, God, I wish I would have picked that one. Hello.
Speaker: Well, I mean, there's Uh, cruisin'. With. um Hayley Lewis.
Speaker: Or no, I don't think that's Huey Lewis. ah Um...
Speaker: Yeah, again. There's so many great ones. but But yeah, I got to go Highway Song. just because of You're on that fucking road.
Speaker: i mean granted on the road again by willie nelson's another good one um I've Been Everywhere by Hank Snow. Is another good one.
Speaker: So many good ones, but. I would have to say either on the road again by Willie Nelson or. um
Speaker: Or... Blackfoot's Highway Song. mr hi um for me One that gets me every time is. life is a highway, Roscoe Flats.
Speaker: Anytime. You better believe it that I'm belting it out. That ain't even my favorite Rascal Flat song. And I don't know why. Like, my my wish is pretty good, but...
Speaker: So. You know me. I love my wish. But one of Rascal Flatts' favorite ones for me was Rewind. I don't know why. maybe that's when they finally came back But I mean, it...
Speaker: it was It's a... much better song. Yeah. for For me, I would say that that's my my favorite rascal class. song. on. For me, I think My favorite Rascal Flatts song is Stand.
Speaker: and it's So it's it's a song that basically... this person's going through a little rough rough time in their life.
Speaker: And. it's like an encouragement to just stand through it. Get through it. everything will be all right on the other side. Awe.
Speaker: Really? and it's Again, it's just a really powerful song. I thought. um God bless the broken road would be one that you would pick.
Speaker: um That one's way up there as well. And again, yeah, that that's another good one. Um. Well, I can't pick favorite breakup song because you've never had a boyfriend.
Speaker: other than me.
Speaker: easy, I know. Um... Song that you listen to when you hate your job. Oh. That's a good one.
Speaker: Take this job and shove it. I think it's a classic. That one's a classic. And i've actually I've actually said that to many jobs. but but a um god That's a good question.
Speaker: It would have to be a song that is
Speaker: has a strong beat to it that I can really just take out my frustration.
Speaker: um
Speaker: No, I could see numb from Lincoln Park being one for you. Because I've seen you with some jobs that you really fucking hated. and that song just Woody. Granted, there's been some I feel that way too, but.
Speaker: yeah but that would That would be a good pick for me. I mean, that'd be also some of my breakup songs, too. Especially after dating some of the women I dated.
Speaker: Bye. Um. how How about a a throwback song? So like ah a song that brings you back to your... childhood or teenage years.
Speaker: that you still love today. Oh. Excuse me. Well, since my childhood was the 90s.
Speaker: Um, I'll start by. Smash mouth.
Speaker: That one's a classic. Although when we went and seen Deadpool versus Wolverine, I don't think there was many people that were out belting me singing bye, bye, bye, bye in sync.
Speaker: and i never used to like them i never used to like that band But when that song played in that movie, I just, I was there fucking belting that shit out. I was going to say, Ryan Reynolds brought it back.
Speaker: Maybe. I mean, the dance alone brought it back. funny thing was he doesn't want to watch Deadpool do the NSYNC dance Yeah.
Speaker: um For me, it would it would be... Fishing in the Dark by Nitty Gritty Band. And the reason this one brings me back to my childhood. is Kind of scared.
Speaker: ah i I was at... a a wedding for arm. a family friend. And.
Speaker: I just. Very much remember. Dancing with the Groom. to
Speaker: that song. And. Then it like. fed into um
Speaker: Can't touch this. And...
Speaker: I don't know why but it was just...
Speaker: So I was i was still. fairly young so just dancing and getting the the bragging rights up i gotta dance with the groove was just such such a...
Speaker: I'm thinking I didn't care what the song was it was just the fact that I was dancing with the groove and it just so happened to be. those two songs. Ever.
Speaker: Thanks. Just. forever reminds me of my childhood.
Speaker: Favorite. black Artist. Or it could be a band. could be better
Speaker: I would have to go with...
Speaker: Serious rapper.
Speaker: Oh, Woody. Yeah, old Moody. He's had... He's had good hoodie and the blowfish songs, but. um when When he split off to... be just plain Darius Walker.
Speaker: um He had some really really great songs with them as well. so And additionally, he has such such range too.
Speaker: Because... hootie wasn't necessarily country but Darius Walker is considered a country. Well, he reinvented himself after Hootie and the Blowfish. I mean, and granted, I'm sure I'm sure he fucking thought that. what's going to happen if this doesn't work out.
Speaker: Right and I think every artist goes through that at some point. our career. So. I got quite a few. Because you know me.
Speaker: I mean I will. i'm I'm not a political person. I'm not one that will choose one or the other, but. Okay. very very unsung heroes of music to me.
Speaker: um Ray Charles. you know, um was not born blind but later in his adult young childhood he became blind um Georgia on my mind.
Speaker: which became the fucking state song in Georgia. Um. talking about how much he missed it when he was literally kicked out of Georgia.
Speaker: like they literally told them Because he didn't want to play in front of a. Uh... segreg Segregated crowd is bad, right? Yeah.
Speaker: because They wanted him to play in front of an all -white crowd, and he said no. He's like, my music is for everyone. And... you know, a lot of people Today we'll try and.
Speaker: Do that shit, but you know. It took a lot of balls. For him to really stand up and. he He didn't fight against it.
Speaker: He literally came out with a song called Georgia On My Mind. And... Cheers. One of the greatest love songs to where you come from.
Speaker: you know and Um. Another one would be Marvin Gaye and Tammy Trill. I'm. Ugh. You can't name a greater. duo.
Speaker: from Motown. I'm Marvin Gaye and Tammy Trill. Man and woman. Um. Granted that you had the temptations you had. Um...
Speaker: Martha Reeves and the Vandrells. You had... so much great talent. from Motown. um
Speaker: Chuck Berry, as I said before.
Speaker: um I'm forgetting a lot, but. If anyone could ever hear my playlist, they would they would understand why I picked Otis Redding. I mean, granted God. um Al Green.
Speaker: Bill Withers. Lean on me. that That was a very great, that was a great fucking song. um ah I already said Otis writing.
Speaker: Ah.
Speaker: Yeah, there's one I'm missing and it's. One that I really, really enjoy listening to. Smokey Robinson. Diana Ross, the Jackson 5.
Speaker: I liked Michael Jackson, but the Jackson 5 was the best. um And there's so many other ones. That just really brought it. um And.
Speaker: I can't remember all of them, but you know. If anyone ever listened to my playlist, they would know my favorites.
Speaker: Yes. Very true. Um. What is... So getting personal now. Oh shit. What is a song? that It's kind of embarrassing. that you like.
Speaker: Um. and People, people. Don't judge us. Don't judge us.
Speaker: Embarrassing. Um...
Speaker: pony. but Oops, I'm ready. No. no I'm fine with it. judge away I know you're gonna judge me hardcore for the one I'm gonna pick.
Speaker: Mine is the cushy. pushy. crochet. Friday.
Speaker: Rebecca Black. Oh. Yeah. Friday. Right.
Speaker: Right there. There it is. At least it wasn't a fucking Taylor Swift song.
Speaker: And I have to cancel the podcast. on okay Um.
Speaker: Oh, God. However... My question to you is would you ever publicly defend that. song Which one?
Speaker: the song that you just picked. Oh, pony? Mm hmm. Peace. There's better songs I could defend, but... um But would you if if someone was attacking that song?
Speaker: would you know No.
Speaker: I might not necessarily, so my song. I might not necessarily.
Speaker: defend it, but I'm not going to let someone absolutely destroy it either. If that makes sense. It's a shit song. That may be.
Speaker: But it gets me in the Friday feels. And guess what? Today's Friday. So we're really in the Friday feels.
Speaker: That'd be like fucking... That'd be like, uh... God, what's that Mike Myers movie we like where he... He plays the mom and dad. And they're singing.
Speaker: Saturday night. Um.
Speaker: he's He's like a poet in the movie.
Speaker: And he does that that woman one. Yeah, I know know exactly what we were talking about. and among among um um It's got Nancy.
Speaker: Travis in it from. Last man standing. Shit. Um. but I could envision the whole movie.
Speaker: Dead. How can you hate the Colonel? because he puts a Uh... Spicing it that makes it crave it like a Fortnite, you smartass.
Speaker: So I married an axe murderer. Yes. Thank you. I was like, Oh my God. e I fucking love that. I knew Myrtle was in the name of the song. When he's making fun of the fucking kid. Eat!
Speaker: Or how about when he's sitting in front of the TV? Yeah. the gift If you guys haven't seen that movie, you guys gotta to go out and see that movie. well And the colonel before he went tits up. Stay in and see the movie.
Speaker: Oh, I hate the colonel with his wee beaky little eyes. Oh, you're gonna buy my chicken? Dad, how can you hate the Colonel? but so So I have another question in regards to our various things.
Speaker: did my embarrassing song. Change the way you see me.
Speaker: How am I supposed to see you? Bye. Out. Or change your opinion of me. I always knew you kind of had shitty taste in music.
Speaker: Ouch! I mean, you learned better music when you learned better you learned better music when you started me. You can't deny it.
Speaker: I also learned a lot of old music. I can thank my mom and dad for that. Some of which I still can't get. Get behind. but I love you anyways.
Speaker: Oh. so would Would you certify or deny my son? I'd fucking deny it.
Speaker: I think I'd have to buy yours too.
Speaker: um
Speaker: And what is a...
Speaker: A song you you discovered through, be it a movie. tv TV show. video game.
Speaker: Ugh. Ah. um
Speaker: Yeah, that's a good question. Ah.
Speaker: It's going to haunt me too. Because it's one of those songs, again. would be on my playlist. Um.
Speaker: You'll have to come back to me on that one. Okay. um For me...
Speaker: Oh God, what's the name of that song? um It's a Luke Combs song. It was in the movie Twisters. um Ugh!
Speaker: His new song is great, by the way.
Speaker: Yes, he hasn't released a song in a little while. And so when he released this song. i would be with Be With You is a new one.
Speaker: Yeah, yep, it is But I'm saying prior to that. He hadn't released a song in quite a while. um And so I was really excited when he did release this song because It is really.
Speaker: really great and I don't know that there is a song that he has released that I haven't necessarily liked. Oh.
Speaker: I. I know Alyssa's really going to hate me for this one. um back to the future back in time by iwi lewis in the news Okay, sorry.
Speaker: Solid. Tell me, doctor. Where are we going this time? is Oh, the the song I'm thinking of is Ain't No Love in Oklahoma.
Speaker: Oh. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah.
Speaker: about that one. That one's a good jam in my opinion. um Obviously. pursue them what's what's a song in a movie that made you Die laughing.
Speaker: and a move. that made me die laughing. like it it was in a scene of a movie and you were just like oh my god it like made you fucking laugh You're going to hate my answer, but you're going to be...
Speaker: Yeah, you're gonna hate my answer.
Speaker: I don't know that's a good one. Mine is endless love. Happy Gilmore. The fucking the roller rink guy. Yes, oh my god. Or the Zamboni driver, he's just up there fucking singing it.
Speaker: Bye. Endless love. AIDS podcast.
Speaker: but You feel so bad for the fucking guy, but I mean, it's just... Yeah. It's just so out of place in that movie. It. It isn't.
Speaker: It's... Excuse me. but it's still fits so well in there. they get It's awkwardly placed but purposely placed.
Speaker: Yeah. um
Speaker: I think I'm going to take along with you on that one. because
Speaker: I mean... just when you said it i already like laughed about it. and There's just not not another song that I can think of off the top of my head that... ah But i'm I'm sure there is.
Speaker: a song out there i just super is superstar and tommy boy
Speaker: when they When they're driving the car. don't you remember you told me you love me baby Oh, yeah. And then the fucking trunk or the The hood goes up. the hood fall yeah I love that. There. Turning the radio station that comes on.
Speaker: You can turn it. man well You can turn it. I can live with it if you can. Suit it yourself. And then like... Halfway through it. They're both fucking crying, belting it out.
Speaker: That's funny. Oh my god. Um... You know a song I was surprised you didn't do the breakup question with me, but.
Speaker: A song? that really stuck with me. and breakups was uh sail on by Um.
Speaker: Sail on by... Lionel Richie. Okay.
Speaker: I don't know that I can. attest to a breakup song because as we've already divulged. I've never really actually had a breakup So. She's my Amy Fairfowler people.
Speaker: I just might not be quite as smart. Oh, you're a nerd chick. um You're a nerdy fucker too, let's be honest. Might be nerdy, but I'm not quite that nerdy.
Speaker: um um
Speaker: What is a song? that reminds you of us. go Going back to the the sentimental side of things.
Speaker: song that reminds me of us.
Speaker: Again, there's so many bugs. Okay, got a quick one.
Speaker: god um
Speaker: It's a really good one too, it's just I can't. fucking you remember it. It's probably on my playlist too. Um. Through the years by Kenny Rogers.
Speaker: Okay, and what... Why does that song remind you of us?
Speaker: I mean, if we really listen to. If we really listened to people, we'd have broken up a long time ago. Definitely.
Speaker: You know. I mean, granted, there are times where you know we've had our... differences in the past where it's like. Maybe we were better off that way at that point. or Maybe we should have broken off things back then, but, you know, um.
Speaker: I don't know just through the years. Just really. really did that. um
Speaker: There's. so There's so many other ones. Um.
Speaker: So there there's yeah there's a couple for me. um One of them is... Speechless. And by Dan Trey. um And that song reminds me of us for one, because that's the song. i back down the aisle to you too Um.
Speaker: And. the the lyrics in that song.
Speaker: is pretty much exactly what you did when
Speaker: when I started walking towards you. You win. Speechless. um And then the other song. Are you going to laugh at this one?
Speaker: But it's waiting on a woman. Because you're always waiting on me. I don't think I've ever heard that song before. um I think it's a Trace Atkins I wanna say.
Speaker: Hmm. I'm going to look it up though. quick. Um... Well, but let's kind of speed run this next one.
Speaker: as we're almost talking at brad Brad Paisley. So. Brad Paisley. Hello. Some more favorite songs artists or albums
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Speaker: more favorite smiles um
Speaker: For me it really depends on what kind of mood I'm in. If I may not... a mood where I really want to Have a good cry.
Speaker: um I tend to stick more towards like the...
Speaker: slower beat. type songs. um
Speaker: But. Aww.
Speaker: Keith Irvin will always be one of my favorites. And part of that's because... That was one of the very first actually was the first concert that we ever went to together.
Speaker: um I also like a good Coldplay song. Coldplay song in there. um
Speaker: Pretty much any country artist for the most part. um once Once you start to get to some of the newer country artists though, it might be hi a mess for me. um But most of the... most countries are the same.
Speaker: I. down from listening to their songs. um
Speaker: How about you? God there's so many. um Led Zeppelin. Definitely love them. um Black Sabbath. ozzie Ozzy Osbourne.
Speaker: um one a couple of my favorite bands the eagles of course Fleetwood Mac. including when Bob Welch before. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham came in. to the picture. um
Speaker: ah Huey Lewis and the News. calling notes Love me some Hall notes. um
Speaker: God, there yeah again, there's so many ZZ Top. you know, um
Speaker: But yeah, there's so many of them. I mean, we could be here another favorite album of mine is Dark Side of the Moon by Bing Floyd. Okay.
Speaker: um
Speaker: I don't know. You can't you can't you can't forget. about don't stop believing by journey. Well, yeah Like I said, I'm going to miss a lot of great bands I love. but if anyone ever like hung out with us and listened to my full playlist they'd be like Yeah, that's Steven.
Speaker: Um...
Speaker: And... I don't know if there is an album. Bye. if there is heavy metal.
Speaker: one of my favorite One of my favorite fucking movies of all time. which Um. we We do have some announcements to make. um We are trying to get a guest for next week's show. If we don't.
Speaker: we'll probably do like a review. of a movie or something. Probably like heavy metal. because it's such a great fuckingin movie. Um. And join us. For the whole month of October.
Speaker: every Friday in October. we will be doing a different horror movie or horror movie franchise. ah And our logo and all that will. kind of Look Halloweenish. We'll spookify it.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah Um... So yeah, don't. ah Don't miss that. Um. And. oh Another one.
Speaker: Ah. L -R. Um, artist. Denny Elfman. Danny Elfman is one of my favorites. Just with the way that. he did with Nightmare Before Christmas.
Speaker: Ah. But yeah, don't miss that. Also, go check out some of her friends. Go check out Talking Shit. They are. amazing. Brian still hasn't come back, but you know.
Speaker: He's... He's been dealing with some stuff. Um, And, you know, we miss Brian. We can't wait for him to come back to talk and show. so that him and Mark can continue to be.
Speaker: the great people of all time. um And some we can throw down a challenge to them to come over to the. the certified side. Oh. But you know...
Speaker: As always. I'm Steven. um that's Alyssa. Happily married. Questionably certified.
Speaker: And we will see you. next time.
