79: Everything is a Fun Good Time, and This Show is a Prime Example of That
 

I’m just gonna dive right in with this one. This week on What’s a Thing, Who’s Danny? we’re back in the studio after our triumphant-ish live show. So what’s there to talk about? Well, lot’s of stuff. I’m SO glad you asked. #sarcasm. We’ve got a monologue that starts strong and should have ended strong but some people (not to name names) are stupid and don’t get jokes. So, boom. That’s out of the way. Then what? We talk about a girl who messaged me on OK Cupid. That’s fun. Then I have one of my patented Music Meltdowns when Keith and Chemda shockingly don’t jump for joy over the weird freak folk song I bring to the table. It’s back.

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Yeah, Danny, when I left the Creek Sunday night, you were looking a bit overwhelmed on the couch. I thought about checking in with you and seeing if you were okay, but then I thought, "Eh, he'll probably live."

And after hearing the whole episode, I can say with confidence that I am glad that you did.

Long before Beck made quirky, hiphop-ish, dance tunes; he made an odd indie folk album entitled One Foot In The Grave. It's nearly unknown, but pretty amazing. That Richard Ramirez song sounded like a B-side from this album. A really shitty version, but had that raw, unproduced, off-key dual vocals, live sound.

It was quite clever though. I don't understand why Danny doesn't try and sell/ explain these songs to Keith and Chemda, (both from completely different musical eras and backgrounds, a bit better.

Why does he like the song? What does he hate, but like that they're trying? How'd he get turned onto this band? What's the appeal?

He's never gonna intro one of his picks with, "So Keith is really going to like this one as it sounds just like Poison's '88 hit song Nothin But A Good Time..!" However, he could put in a bit more work towards bridging the 16+ year gap between him and KATG aka Mom and Dad.

"This song sounds like an eulogy." YES! BECAUSE IT'S A FUCKING EULOGY!

Either way it's brilliantly cruel comedy. So maybe change nothing.

To lose one family member to an exploding aerosol can is tragic.

To lose two is just fucking careless.

Keith was too kind about that fucking shit that Danny erroneously called music.

I wonder what year art and culture will finally float on over to Australia and have an impact?

I'm guessing 2080.

If that shit is what you class as "art & culture" then you can fucking keep it on your side of the Pacific, princess.

Hawaiians love America.

I guess some islands are just more evolved than the next.

Isn't the "wax" danny is talking about Hash?

Danny described it as black tar and chemda said it was yellowish-that's because hash comes in different colours depending on where it's from.