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Speaker 3: Let me update you here real quick. Dan, We've got
Speaker 3: we won? But did we Right now? It's actually a
Speaker 3: tie between Alabama and the Eagles. Two great bands.
Speaker 2: Oh better band?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: A better band?
Speaker 3: Alabama or the Eagles. Our three pole questions just nailed it.
Speaker 3: There Where did that come from?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I gotta throw this out. I've always thought the
Speaker 4: Eagles are a pretty great band, successful band. There's just
Speaker 4: a touch before my time. But I heard some guy
Speaker 4: know who really knows music. I think he knows music.
Speaker 4: You know this guy Dan, He's oh, the Eagles are terrible.
Speaker 4: Their music is horrible. And I go, really, he goes, oh,
Speaker 4: they're one of the worst bands of all time. Everyone
Speaker 4: knows that. But he said it like it's conventional wisdom.
Speaker 2: It's not. It's not right. Your friend is a music snah,
Speaker 2: you know him, Like he'll go, husker do is one
Speaker 2: of the great bands of all time, right.
Speaker 4: Like he thinks Bob mold is greater than Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, okay, well he's not far off with that, Jake.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: However, however, he's not far off.
Speaker 4: Do you think people, you know what, on bands that
Speaker 4: are successful for a long time, just because.
Speaker 2: The Eagles are an incredible band, incredible? Got it? You
Speaker 2: know you've got Don Henley playing the drums, lead singer.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, yeah, I get that.
Speaker 3: You could get tired of hearing some of the songs
Speaker 3: that that's just because they're so big. You can't say
Speaker 3: the Eagles are terrible.
Speaker 4: I hear a lot of similar criticism.
Speaker 2: The Eagles could be the greatest American band of all time.
Speaker 3: I mean once you remove Bon Jovie, I mean several
Speaker 3: other great American bands, then yes, you will eventually get
Speaker 3: to the Eagles, and it's high up there.
Speaker 2: Best American band of all time is.
Speaker 4: Who they're all Lucky Rushes Canadian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably the Beach Boys. Oh so Beach Boys over
Speaker 2: the Eagles.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I'm just throwing them out there.
Speaker 2: Aerosmith, there has to be. There has to be a
Speaker 2: list of greatest Green Day.
Speaker 5: Relaxed.
Speaker 2: Marvin went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: over the weekend and of course went to the great
Speaker 2: to exhibit.
Speaker 5: When I asked the lady, I was like, where's the
Speaker 5: Green Day exhibit?
Speaker 4: She was like, huh, I'll throw out some more Guns
Speaker 4: and Roses. Metallica, Yeah, yeah, Ron Metallica's had sure.
Speaker 3: Aerosmith will definitely be on that list.
Speaker 2: Aerosmith over the previous two Guns n' Roses and Metallica.
Speaker 3: Definitely readings they're top ten for sure.
Speaker 2: Not a big enough catalog.
Speaker 4: Van Halen kicked a lot of ass.
Speaker 2: Yeah, van Halen, Yes, absolutely, Van Halen or van Hagar ooh,
Speaker 2: watch it. I think the Eagles are the greatest American
Speaker 2: band of all time.
Speaker 4: Do you look at Tom Petty as an individual artist
Speaker 4: or a band because it's Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Yeah,
Speaker 4: say it's a band, but I think people treat him
Speaker 4: an individual.
Speaker 2: Are em never never that popular in the United States?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately they even said that, but they Yeah.
Speaker 3: They were like one of those bands that, uh you
Speaker 3: know who was that band too? That their sex is
Speaker 3: on Fire and they did Kings of Lions. They would
Speaker 3: play to like seventy five thousand people in Europe and
Speaker 3: two thousand people in the United States, Like, how's that possible? Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's crazy, And then eventually they both got massive.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I saw them open up for you two
Speaker 2: in Chicago and they sounded awesome. They were great.
Speaker 4: You're right, Aerosmith's got to be up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Aerosmith would be up their top five greatest
Speaker 2: American bands of all time.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 3: I know you're going to disagree, but you're wrong. The
Speaker 3: Doors are on that list.
Speaker 2: The Doors should not be on there.
Speaker 4: Their opinion is wrong.
Speaker 3: Their opinion is wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Doors are not one of the top five
Speaker 2: American bands of all time?
Speaker 3: Did you say Tom Petty and the Heartbreaker.
Speaker 2: Leonard Skinnard? Yeah, No, I don't just we're just workshopping this.
Speaker 2: We didn't plan this.
Speaker 4: Simon and Garfunkll They're not a band, they're a duo duo?
Speaker 4: So do they are? They out of that group?
Speaker 2: They wouldn't be in it even as a band.
Speaker 3: I found myself recently. I was talking to somebody and
Speaker 3: I referred to bands playing as acts, and I was like,
Speaker 3: why did I say that? You ever like in your
Speaker 3: head something comes out of your mouth and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: that's like an act. I was really looking forward to
Speaker 3: see it.
Speaker 4: I'm like, act?
Speaker 3: What am I ninety five years old? What the heck?
Speaker 3: Why did I just call them acts?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Pearl Jam, Nirvana.
Speaker 4: Impact right now?
Speaker 3: Early results better band Alabama or the Eagles. Eagles have
Speaker 3: seventy two percent of that vote?
Speaker 2: Yas Barman.
Speaker 5: Are all of the best bands from Europe or from
Speaker 5: England specifically?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean you start with the Beatles. Nobody's better
Speaker 2: than the Beatles. Stones, who saw they all the Stones
Speaker 2: are in there?
Speaker 5: Zeppelin?
Speaker 2: Zeppelin?
Speaker 9: Yeah? Stick.
Speaker 2: We didn't mention Sticks at Chicago. Hello, Sticks could squeeze
Speaker 2: them in there are O speed Wagon Journey. Yeah, Loving
Speaker 2: Touching squeezing. Fritzy has nothing to say.
Speaker 8: Because I like Chicago though, that was gonna say, because.
Speaker 2: You have no idea about these musical acts.
Speaker 10: If it's not like the old eighties rappers or all
Speaker 10: on notes are Billy Joel. You guys mentioned a lot
Speaker 10: of heavy metal groups, but doesn't mess up.
Speaker 8: You have to be heavy metal.
Speaker 3: We did like it's like Van Halen. You could maybe say,
Speaker 3: like the Eagles aren't heavy Paul mentioned like Metallica in
Speaker 3: them earlier.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we haven't mentioned We mentioned the Beach Boys.
Speaker 4: Fritzy likes his rock light.
Speaker 2: Journey or Loving Touching, squeezing.
Speaker 8: The best of Chicago. That's a that's some strong stuff.
Speaker 2: Digitally remastered Peter stera era or Christopher Cross.
Speaker 8: The inspiration all that stuff.
Speaker 2: How about we bring in Rick Neuheisel, CBS Sports college
Speaker 2: football analyst.
Speaker 3: Would you love somebody?
Speaker 2: He was on site for Penn State's win over USC
Speaker 2: at the LA Coliseum. Rick, thanks for joining us. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to start there. I want to bring up
Speaker 2: something to happen in the Oregon game. Did Oregon put
Speaker 2: one over on Ohio State from the standpoint of having
Speaker 2: they had twelve players on the field second to last play,
Speaker 2: and it's only a five yard penalty if it's twelve
Speaker 2: players on the field. And then the clock doesn't reset
Speaker 2: after the penalty, so time dripped down off of the clock,
Speaker 2: and then Ohio State got five yard penalty. But you
Speaker 2: took away five seconds on the clock. So did they
Speaker 2: did they pull one over on Ohio State.
Speaker 9: Here's what I know about defensive coaches. They know every
Speaker 9: trick in the book. Years ago, Arizona State against UCLA
Speaker 9: when I was coaching at UCLA, put thirteen guys on
Speaker 9: the field on a second down and goal from the
Speaker 9: seven yard line with eight seconds left in the first half.
Speaker 9: Our quarterback couldn't find anybody to throw two through it
Speaker 9: out of bounds. Of course, the penalty, we get half
Speaker 9: the distance to the goal. But now it's three seconds
Speaker 9: left in the half and we have to kick the
Speaker 9: field goal. So they basically got us, and it was
Speaker 9: thirteen guys on the field there. Lanning had called time out.
Speaker 9: He saw the bunch. When you play bunches, you meaning
Speaker 9: three receivers clumped together. You usually play it in and
Speaker 9: out with somebody on the point you're going to have
Speaker 9: you're gonna be out leveraged on one of those if
Speaker 9: both if two receivers go in or two receivers go out,
Speaker 9: you're going to have somebody that's going to be in
Speaker 9: a leverage disadvantage when you put another player on top
Speaker 9: of that bunch that goes away. This was the twelfth player.
Speaker 9: The five yards were worth the five seconds. Brilliant by Oregon.
Speaker 2: We're seeing these teams in the Big Ten going cross
Speaker 2: country and it's not pretty.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 2: I know you want Penn State one at USC, but
Speaker 2: I don't know how you coach a time zone or
Speaker 2: two time zones, because this is going to be what
Speaker 2: life is like in the Big Ten.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's strange. This Penn States was only the second victory.
Speaker 9: I think the teams are now two and eight or
Speaker 9: two and nine that have traveled two time zones. It
Speaker 9: is life in the Big Ten. It's going to be
Speaker 9: really interesting when we see all the other sports, you know,
Speaker 9: basketball and softball and all the other sports start traveling
Speaker 9: like this because they're not going to have the benefit
Speaker 9: of charter air. They're going to be traveling and making
Speaker 9: stops in different cities across the town and changing planes
Speaker 9: and so. But this is the new normal. As you say, I.
Speaker 2: Know USC was an underdog, but you're up two touchdowns,
Speaker 2: You're at home. Is the seat warm for Lincoln Riley?
Speaker 9: He's lost eight of his last thirteen games. That does
Speaker 9: and sit well with Trojan fans, especially who hit the
Speaker 9: wallet to make sure Lincoln would come. It was a
Speaker 9: brilliant game. Both coaches came out of their comfort zone.
Speaker 9: Lincoln ran the ball more than he likes to. James
Speaker 9: Franklin threw the ball more than he likes to. At
Speaker 9: the end of the day, Drew Aller was better than
Speaker 9: Miller Moss, and I wonder how long they can go
Speaker 9: with Miller Moss if he's not going to hit those
Speaker 9: passes down the stretch because he's not a guy that
Speaker 9: can get out of the pocket. Jordan Mayava, the kid
Speaker 9: who they got from UNLB, is sitting on the sideline.
Speaker 9: I wouldn't be shocked to see him getting some chances
Speaker 9: here in the coming weeks.
Speaker 2: But are the expectations too high for USC?
Speaker 9: No? It's USC. I mean they've won eleven national champions
Speaker 9: I know what that feels like.
Speaker 2: It's a long long, long time ago, Rick.
Speaker 9: But if they have the resources, which they do, to
Speaker 9: go and get the best and brightest across the country,
Speaker 9: which has always been the case. I mean, if you
Speaker 9: go to Pete Carroll, you go to John McKay, they
Speaker 9: always had players that came from far away that wanted
Speaker 9: to be part of the glitz and glamour of USC,
Speaker 9: then you can put together a great team. They're better defensively,
Speaker 9: but they haven't stopped. I mean, they had two fourth
Speaker 9: down chances on that final drive. This has got to
Speaker 9: get better, and it's got to get better faster. They're
Speaker 9: going to have be some really upset Trojans. And when
Speaker 9: you have a fan base that gets divided, which was
Speaker 9: the case with Clay Helton, that just isn't united, then
Speaker 9: it's just a matter of time before the coach is
Speaker 9: the guy that goes is Rick.
Speaker 2: New Heisl CBS Sports College Football Analyst, better pro prospect, Quinn?
Speaker 2: Yours are Arch Manning.
Speaker 9: I think probably Arch, given the way we saw Arch run. Now.
Speaker 9: Quinn I think is also a beautiful pro prospect. But
Speaker 9: Arch has maybe that X factor, which are the ability
Speaker 9: to get out of a pocket and make plays with
Speaker 9: his legs.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine if Alabama lost to in a row.
Speaker 9: The world would come off of his axis. I mean
Speaker 9: Dan Patrick, I mean that Patrick would cease to have
Speaker 9: a great time with the dan Ets. What the heck?
Speaker 2: I know, But you lose to Vandy at Vandy, then
Speaker 2: you come home and I think everybody thought, poor South Carolina.
Speaker 9: I said this the other day. I think college football
Speaker 9: is we're in a new state of normal with the
Speaker 9: transfer portal because nobody has the just assembled depth that
Speaker 9: these blue bloods have had in the past. Because those
Speaker 9: that aren't playing get a chance to go someplace else
Speaker 9: and get paid to do so, so you're not stockpiling
Speaker 9: maybe the same way you used to. And the teams
Speaker 9: that you're playing, the South Carolinas with sec resources are
Speaker 9: going to have some really good players too. Vanderbilt is
Speaker 9: a perfect case. Clark Lee went and said, Okay, I
Speaker 9: saw New Mexico State go in and beat Auburn thirty
Speaker 9: one to ten year ago. Diego Pavia is an excellent
Speaker 9: little player in this offense. I'm going to go call
Speaker 9: Jerry Kill and I'm going to see Jerry can I
Speaker 9: have everybody? Can I take all of these guys, including
Speaker 9: five players and have them come to Vanderbilt, and it
Speaker 9: says a lot about Vanderbilt that they said, I don't
Speaker 9: care necessarily about their academic situation. Bring them because we
Speaker 9: got to fix what's broken here at Vanderbilt. And now
Speaker 9: Clark Lee's got something going there in Nashville.
Speaker 2: So the portal is bringing us parody? Is that a
Speaker 2: good thing?
Speaker 9: It is? It is? It's bambulous football. I mean we
Speaker 9: had I think it's the second time since overtime began
Speaker 9: in the nineties where we had four top twenty five
Speaker 9: teams in overtime games. If you don't like that, I
Speaker 9: don't know what's wrong with you.
Speaker 2: Army and Navy are undefeated. Both have Notre Dame. Stop
Speaker 2: the presses, I know, Notre Dame. They both have Notre
Speaker 2: Dame coming up. They have to face each other as well.
Speaker 2: Is there a chance one of these teams gets into
Speaker 2: the twelve team playoffs?
Speaker 9: There is a chance these two teams. And I talked
Speaker 9: to Jeff bunk And on this, the head coach at Army.
Speaker 9: He loves his team. They were worried when the rules
Speaker 9: changed that you couldn't cut block from outside, that the
Speaker 9: triple option was going to go by way of the Whales. Well,
Speaker 9: they've got it back, and they both got quarterbacks in
Speaker 9: Horvath and Daily that are dual threat. They can run.
Speaker 9: They're both on pass for thousand yard seasons as rushers,
Speaker 9: but they're also got the forward pass and hitting, you know,
Speaker 9: big plays. So it's like the days of Tom Osborne
Speaker 9: in that kind of belly option world when you have
Speaker 9: to have safeties down there making tackles and all of
Speaker 9: a sudden are running people by them. You are hard
Speaker 9: to corral and it's fun to It's Doc Blanchard and
Speaker 9: Glenn Davis again, my friend nineteen forty five were back
Speaker 9: versus the Glenn Miller band.
Speaker 2: You said the forward pass. You don't say that about
Speaker 2: any other teams in America. They they're using the forward pass.
Speaker 9: It's like and I mean pop order is some patting
Speaker 9: people up in Heaven. Say go watch these kids.
Speaker 2: It's like indoor plumbing.
Speaker 11: There.
Speaker 2: You got the forward pass.
Speaker 9: The stage coach.
Speaker 2: Great to talk to you, as always, Thank you.
Speaker 9: Rick, Always a treat. College football always delivers DP.
Speaker 2: That's the great. Rick Neuheisel, CBS Sports college football analyst
Speaker 2: and former head coach. All right, we'll take a break
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Speaker 2: Eight drivers remain, only one will be Cup Series champion.
Speaker 2: The NAS Scar and playoffs continue at Las Vegas. How
Speaker 2: come you're playing this music? Marmon?
Speaker 5: The greatest American band ever? You guys said the Eagles?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think so pretty good catalog there.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, I feel like after thinking about it for I
Speaker 3: don't know, five minutes, Yeah, I feel like I would
Speaker 3: put Bruce in the E Street Band up there as
Speaker 3: the greatest.
Speaker 2: But I don't think we view them as a band.
Speaker 2: It's Bruce and the E Street Band. It's still the
Speaker 2: eas Street band.
Speaker 3: But it is tough when like Bruce, like Clarence Clemens,
Speaker 3: the saxophone player, his most famous solo Bruce played. Yeah
Speaker 3: that's tough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But it's like Bob Dylan and the band both
Speaker 2: are Hall of famers, But Bob called them the band,
Speaker 2: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Elvis Costello and the Attractions.
Speaker 2: So I would say if it's phrase like that presented
Speaker 2: like that, it feels like there's one really important person
Speaker 2: and then there's every body else.
Speaker 4: Yes, Paul, it does feel like Bruce is looked at
Speaker 4: as an individual artist. Like if I bought tickets to
Speaker 4: Bruce Springsteen in the Eastreet Band and somehow the Eastreet
Speaker 4: Band didn't show up that night, I would make it
Speaker 4: through that night. If if Bruce didn't show up, I
Speaker 4: don't think I'd have it as an enjoyable the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, if you want to include them as
Speaker 2: the greatest band of all time, but it feels like
Speaker 2: they're separate from Bruce. So they're the East Street Band.
Speaker 2: It's like Dylan and the Band. They were both different.
Speaker 5: Yes, Mark, greatest American band, greatest American bands.
Speaker 2: Prince, No, because that's not a band.
Speaker 5: Prince was a band by himself. Well, okay, Prince in
Speaker 5: the Revolution, how about that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, But still it's Prince and the Revolution.
Speaker 5: They're almost like the EA Street Band, kind of like.
Speaker 2: The Stones are the Stones. It's not Mick Jagger and
Speaker 2: the Rolling Stones Band. It's not Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin.
Speaker 2: It's not Roger Daltrey and the Who. It's a band,
Speaker 2: that's what we're talking about. It's not Glenn Fry and
Speaker 2: the Eagles or Don Henley and the Eagles. It's uh oh,
Speaker 2: here's one we forgot about Fleetwood make okay, true band. Yeah,
Speaker 2: big band, Yeah, big band and Hoody and the Blowfish.
Speaker 4: Of course, numbers don't lie, Yes, Paul, Is there a
Speaker 4: band where the then the non lead singer is the
Speaker 4: most important famous person in the band. Van Halen, Eddie
Speaker 4: van Halen was the most important person in that band.
Speaker 4: Is there another band like that or like there's almost
Speaker 4: a star of the band as much as davidly Roth,
Speaker 4: I was not the Metallica Lars Ulrich got did all
Speaker 4: the interviews early and had a lot of the attention.
Speaker 4: James Hetfield was more the quiet guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Steven Tyler with Aerosmithirvana, he was kind of it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but we're looking at somebody who wasn't the lead singer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh right, right right, that wasn't the lead singer.
Speaker 2: I'd say Pete Townsend was pretty famous with the Who.
Speaker 2: Roger Daltrey was the lead singer. So did we solve
Speaker 2: anything here?
Speaker 5: That one thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think CCR needs to be up there.
Speaker 2: Though I'm a big John Fogerty fan, but Cosmo's Factory
Speaker 2: one of my first albums I ever bought.
Speaker 3: But you know what else too For some reason, like
Speaker 3: when you think of, or at least when I do, right,
Speaker 3: you think of American rock and roll, I think of
Speaker 3: like I always say, like, if Aliens came down they said,
Speaker 3: explain rock and roll to us, I would put CCR
Speaker 3: on there. I would put Bruce Springsteen. I would have
Speaker 3: like Cheap Trick on there. But there's a million bands
Speaker 3: that you could put on. But I feel like Creden's
Speaker 3: Clear Order Revival. They have such an American sound.
Speaker 2: Yeah, unique voice with John for sure, obviously, but they're
Speaker 2: like a bay area band. But they sounded like they
Speaker 2: were from Louisiana. Yeah yeah, I mean right, still still amazing.
Speaker 2: When you hear John sing when he came into the studio,
Speaker 2: I think that's nine years ago.
Speaker 3: It's just because he said, by you, that's all.
Speaker 2: Well, now you listen to his voice, he sounds like
Speaker 2: he's he's down born on the Bayou. No he was not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so much be from Louisiana's actually Bay Area, believe
Speaker 3: it or not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Berkeley.
Speaker 3: It's funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the.
Speaker 3: BYU I was talking about, was the Bay Area, but.
Speaker 2: The swamps of the Bay Area there all right. A
Speaker 2: couple of phone calls in here Donovan Donovan and Iowa,
Speaker 2: Hi Donovan, thanks for holding.
Speaker 12: Hey Dan, Dan that thanks for taking my call. Sixty
Speaker 12: two fifty stopt Hey Dad, go ahead, a particular call,
Speaker 12: and I just wanting to talk about first of all,
Speaker 12: best and better of the week. Uh, starting off with Oregon.
Speaker 12: Got to watch them win. Was very surprised, kind of
Speaker 12: thought they were gonna blow at the end with a
Speaker 12: field goal, but luckily came back. And then my better
Speaker 12: would be that the lines just kept hammering the Cowboys.
Speaker 12: And then right at Cooper rushdot back in, I go,
Speaker 12: oh my gosh, it would be so funny through another
Speaker 12: pick and guess what.
Speaker 2: They do They did? They threw a pick. Yeah, poort
Speaker 2: Cooper Rush, they just threw him in there, like, uh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, just go because because the game was
Speaker 2: out of hand, there's so much time left. The game's
Speaker 2: decided the middle of the third quarter, and then you
Speaker 2: still got to go out there and play. Let's see
Speaker 2: Ben in Virginia. Is it Ben? That's Ben?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 13: Thanks six thirty two thirty Best of the week, Best
Speaker 13: of the weekend. Army Football undefeated, first time in the
Speaker 13: top twenty five, said nineteen ninety six, and they're right
Speaker 13: dead of Michigan Worse of the weekend. I think Darius
Speaker 13: needs to taste the lyrics. Only want to be with you.
Speaker 13: Dolphins aren't good this year, so the game Cocks are
Speaker 13: in every game and they always find the banana peal.
Speaker 2: Thanks all right, Ben, thank you, thank you. You got.
Speaker 2: Army is undefeated. They just blew out UAB and they
Speaker 2: got Notre Dame coming up November twenty third on a
Speaker 2: neutral field. Navy's also undefeated as well. Tommy and Eugene. Hi, Tommy,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 14: No Monday?
Speaker 15: How's your USC Trojans doing? Buddha? Best and best? I
Speaker 15: got Lieutenant Dan Lanning got his legs back, proving that
Speaker 15: if you kick seeal goals and eat your wheties, you
Speaker 15: too can become the leader in the Big Ten conference
Speaker 15: six weeks in the league membership. And my other best
Speaker 15: is those Iowa Hawk guys beating Rick new Weasels Washington.
Speaker 2: Husky Tommy taking some shots there. Dale in Kentucky is
Speaker 2: back high Dale.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 16: Dan got two bests, my wk's Hilltoppers atop a bunch
Speaker 16: at Cofference USA and my second best. Did you see
Speaker 16: UK's Big Blue Badness and their glass floor?
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 16: Oh, you need to check it out on YouTube. It's amazing.
Speaker 16: It's kind of like the spear in Vegas.
Speaker 2: Well. I was told this, Gosh, is this two years ago.
Speaker 2: I was told by somebody in the NBA that this
Speaker 2: had to be during COVID, and I was told that
Speaker 2: they were going to try to have these basketball floors
Speaker 2: almost look like a pinball like there would be a
Speaker 2: lot of things going on underneath the floor, where there's shading,
Speaker 2: there's lighting there. It was going to be something that
Speaker 2: if you're watching the game on TV, no matter what
Speaker 2: game it is, it's going to be even more interesting thing.
Speaker 2: And we haven't seen that quite yet. Now we have
Speaker 2: seen some different you know, basketball floors surfaces, but I'm
Speaker 2: still kind of waiting and I trust this person that
Speaker 2: this is maybe the future of trying to dress up
Speaker 2: the basketball floor a little bit, whatever that means. Stuart
Speaker 2: in Dallas, Hey Stuart.
Speaker 17: Hey DP. Thanks for taking my call. Sure, Rick news
Speaker 17: heisl stole everything I was going to say about the
Speaker 17: academies and about Vanderbilt. So I'll weigh on and weigh
Speaker 17: in on the Eagles. They You're a thousand percent correct.
Speaker 17: They are the best band in America. And it's who
Speaker 17: they hung out with with Jackson Brown, Lenda Ronstant and
Speaker 17: their mentors Randy Newman and Tom Waits, and uh, I
Speaker 17: want to give you a heads up. I don't know
Speaker 17: if you've ever heard of an album called Come Up
Speaker 17: to the House Women Sing Weights. It's just a tremendous
Speaker 17: It's just a tremendous recording. And I think he would
Speaker 17: really like it. Alison Moore and Shelby Lynn do that
Speaker 17: old fifty five the Eagle skit?
Speaker 2: Oh all right, well, thank you Stuart. Yeah, got to
Speaker 2: see the Eagles, got to become friendly with Glenn Fry
Speaker 2: late in his life, and went to a couple of shows.
Speaker 2: I went to a show, a private show the Eagles had.
Speaker 2: I wasn't supposed to be invited to it, but I
Speaker 2: found out about it, and then I asked about it,
Speaker 2: and then I went with Joe Walsh's dad, and his
Speaker 2: dad was a I don't know if he's still alive,
Speaker 2: but he's He wore a pinstriped suit and he was
Speaker 2: a character. He was decked out, and I sat next
Speaker 2: to him for the entire show, and you know, there's
Speaker 2: his son down there playing guitar. So we were up
Speaker 2: above private showing in Times Square, little like Nokia Theater
Speaker 2: something like that, and I just remember it was it
Speaker 2: sounded so great. Their harmonies are so great, and there's
Speaker 2: Joe who's one of the great guitar players of all time.
Speaker 2: But I did go backstage. You know, it's one of
Speaker 2: those where you go backstage and like, all right, we're
Speaker 2: gonna see some stuff here. They're all sober, like they
Speaker 2: all they needed to be sober, especially Joe.
Speaker 9: But you go.
Speaker 2: Backstage and I like, I wanted a beer. I was
Speaker 2: going to a concert. Wheat grass there, Yes, we might
Speaker 2: as well been. Hey, we got shots of wheat grass,
Speaker 2: and I'm looking around. I'm going, yeah, they got like
Speaker 2: power aid in here and the gatorade. And then I thought, well,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be really tacky if I go outside, get
Speaker 2: a beer and bring it into Glenn Fry's dressing room.
Speaker 4: Yes, Paulin, we did some type of discussion or poll
Speaker 4: a long time ago, what band would you like to
Speaker 4: hang out with? And in what year it was, like
Speaker 4: Motley Crue in nineteen eighty eight or like led Zeppelin
Speaker 4: in nineteen seventy one. It had to be the specific
Speaker 4: year with that band. We did like an hour on
Speaker 4: that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's certain bands, if you hung out with them,
Speaker 2: you might not live. And I think if you're gonna
Speaker 2: hang out with something, I didn't hang out with anybody
Speaker 2: like that because I didn't know anybody with Zeppelin, Stones
Speaker 2: or the Who that I would have been able to
Speaker 2: do that back in the seventies when I went to
Speaker 2: see them in concert. But the fact that you could,
Speaker 2: you know, every stop they had, there's people who want
Speaker 2: to party with you. It's not like you go, ah,
Speaker 2: we partied in New York and then you go to Syracuse.
Speaker 2: They're gonna want to party there too. And then you're
Speaker 2: gonna go to Des Moines they're gonna want to you
Speaker 2: can't go to bed early, and then those guys would
Speaker 2: be I mean, look at the Stones. The fact that
Speaker 2: the Stone recorded Exile on Main Street in the South
Speaker 2: of France and they had members of the band who
Speaker 2: didn't wake up to be on a song they were
Speaker 2: supposed to be on, and they just plowed through it.
Speaker 2: You know, the guys are doing Heroin and then they
Speaker 2: put out this incredible album and they're like, can we
Speaker 2: get Bill Wyman up? Nope, we can't. All right, we'll
Speaker 2: get such and such to play on that album that song, yeah, PAULI.
Speaker 4: But the harder bands have members of the band who
Speaker 4: don't wake up at all, Like they just go that's it.
Speaker 4: Like Motley Crue. What with Mick Marris right Seaton, I
Speaker 4: think he was resuscitated numerous times.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yes, movin all right.
Speaker 5: I have a Stone's question. When was their like how
Speaker 5: long was their prime where they were like they could
Speaker 5: do no wrong?
Speaker 2: Well, probably twenty years because they were sixties and then seventies,
Speaker 2: even eighties. I don't know when Miss You came out
Speaker 2: that album, but I'd say a good twenty years they
Speaker 2: were I think, I know, the sixties and then certainly
Speaker 2: the seventies and seven. I mean they were putting out
Speaker 2: albums that were just like, oh my god, they've done
Speaker 2: it again.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: The Beatles window was like Sandy Kofax, like four years.
Speaker 2: It was like like six or seven years they created
Speaker 2: all that music, they didn't tour that much. They weren't
Speaker 2: a live band. Zeppelin was their late sixties and certainly
Speaker 2: in the seventies. But who probably around the same timeframe
Speaker 2: with the Stones not as big, but they're still touring.
Speaker 4: Stones are still touring. Yeah, Pulling, you're right about the Beatles.
Speaker 4: They arrived in America January of sixty four. They stopped
Speaker 4: touring two and a half years later. I think San
Speaker 4: Francisco that was it. So two and a half years.
Speaker 4: They stayed as a band for five more years without
Speaker 4: playing a live concert in the United States.
Speaker 2: I wonder what social media would have done to them
Speaker 2: if they were trying to do this now, because I
Speaker 2: don't think they would have survived as long as they did.
Speaker 2: And they didn't really survive that long as far as
Speaker 2: being a band together. But because you know, you had friction, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, you had Joko and you had John, you
Speaker 2: had John and Paul. They never let George Harrison really,
Speaker 2: I mean, George Harrison is such an unbelievable talent, and
Speaker 2: they looked at him like, h look at little George.
Speaker 2: He's got a song. It's cute. Yeah, While my guitar
Speaker 2: gently weeps, uh huh, Like he wrote some incredible music,
Speaker 2: and it felt like John and Paul just kind of
Speaker 2: dismissed him. And then Ringo's doing Octopus's Garden in the
Speaker 2: Shade and you're like, okay, but that's a pretty that's
Speaker 2: a Cofaxian window for music there.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we're going to write the headline
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Speaker 2: I hate getting into a music conversation with Fritzy because
Speaker 2: it eventually devolves into she loves you, Yeah, yeah, yeah, Wow,
Speaker 2: that's great songwriting. And I said, Todd, that's what they
Speaker 2: did when they were a pop band in the sixties.
Speaker 8: You should be glad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then you kind of look at the catalog
Speaker 2: and then you realize they wrote some incredible things. How
Speaker 2: they recorded music back then, they kind of stand alone.
Speaker 8: Ton and the other gm Yeah, then man man.
Speaker 2: And he is one of the great songwriters in history.
Speaker 2: Yes he is, Yes.
Speaker 9: He is not.
Speaker 2: Everybody can be Hollano Billy Jewel, he cannot. Yeah, how
Speaker 2: about man eater boy? That's exciting.
Speaker 3: Wonderfar were you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I know what she can do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is some great stuff. Your kiss is on
Speaker 2: my list.
Speaker 8: Okay, have the best things in life.
Speaker 2: Okay, but you know beatles can't write like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah it's unfortunately, Yeah, but they're amazing.
Speaker 5: I call you all the time.
Speaker 18: What can't I says a gas touch secrets away.
Speaker 3: People paid money to go to this concert and this
Speaker 3: happened in it.
Speaker 2: I'm just people paid money, I know, and it's ten minutes,
Speaker 2: ten minutes on stage, Stop singing, joke boy, Well, they
Speaker 2: would have preferred if you were going to sing, they
Speaker 2: actually sing, were able to sing? Well? Fair, Yeah, because
Speaker 2: you didn't didn't and you, once again you refused my
Speaker 2: big brother advice. Todd one song, one song only didn't
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 10: I think it was because it was a once in
Speaker 10: a lifetime opportunity got greedy, or even if it wasn't
Speaker 10: good to do a second one.
Speaker 2: But the one, you know, once in a lifetime should
Speaker 2: have been one song in a lifetime.
Speaker 8: Unless they were tricky me the audience made it. Maybe
Speaker 8: they just like the music.
Speaker 2: They couldn't leave, and they thought they got excited because
Speaker 2: they thought the song was ending. And they're like, well,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 8: I thought they were it to me, and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 8: I'll give you another one.
Speaker 2: Darius Rucker is still friends with me.
Speaker 8: And that's the amazing part.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 8: It was bad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Paul, since we're still in the music topic, I
Speaker 4: wanted to knock this out this day in music history.
Speaker 4: Dan the Great Olivia Newton John released her ninth studio
Speaker 4: album titled Physical forty three years ago to day.
Speaker 8: Coming up with questions data know your luck.
Speaker 10: It makes good sports radio conversation.
Speaker 1: You gotta answer Rich just right.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. Don't google.
Speaker 10: Let's just try to think it out.
Speaker 8: Telling yourself nothing to leave.
Speaker 2: Make sure you can't what you're talking about on TV.
Speaker 2: Let's get quizical cuizy, alrighty, let's right. The headline for
Speaker 2: tomorrow today about tonight's game, Todd Jets bills write the headline.
Speaker 10: Rogers over and out latest lost, bitter bill to swallow
Speaker 10: for hapless Jets.
Speaker 3: Okay, seet O'Connor, slovid nineteen Jets offense immunized Slovid.
Speaker 4: Wow, Wow, deep cut.
Speaker 3: What slovid nineteen Jets offense immunized Harvin?
Speaker 5: I love that Jets when wait, I'm just joshing Bill's Wayne?
Speaker 2: Oh Josh.
Speaker 8: Joshua is Josh the name of the Bills quarterback.
Speaker 4: Paul might be too soon? Back from the dead, not
Speaker 4: Hamlin Rising, Rogers drops Buffalo Bills. Wow, back from the dead, Dan,
Speaker 4: he's alive.
Speaker 2: It's I don't know you can. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you can joke about Damar Hamlin dying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's he's playing, he's playing well.
Speaker 2: Do you think his teammates make fun of him, have
Speaker 2: fun with him?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh yes, brothers. Teammates do that. Within a week they.
Speaker 2: Would have Okay, I think it was eerily clever.
Speaker 4: I need no help from you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just don't lake Erie eerily rising. Roger Dylan
Speaker 2: in San Diego, Hi, Dylan, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 7: DP?
Speaker 11: Second time, Long Time? Five eleven one? So I got
Speaker 11: two best and one worst and you guys talking ironically
Speaker 11: about the Eagles. I was fortunate enough to go to
Speaker 11: the Sphere on Saturday, sit second row in to see
Speaker 11: them rock out and it was awesome.
Speaker 14: Joe Walsh has.
Speaker 11: Ten thousand faces that he likes to put on. But
Speaker 11: let me tell you that guy can rip the guitar.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 6: And my next best is the Dodgers winning. I'm an
Speaker 6: LA native, lived down in San Diego for a decade now,
Speaker 6: and let me tell you, it helps me to see
Speaker 6: the long sad faces here with all the brown on.
Speaker 2: Not gonna lie all right, thank you, Tilden. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: Padres went quietly into the night, very very like.
Speaker 3: Playoffs are over for the Padres.
Speaker 2: Scott nela hi, Scott.
Speaker 14: A long time DP and the dnnets the best. I'm
Speaker 14: following up, go Dodgers. Yeah, three more and all the
Speaker 14: all the Dodger haters. Sorry, you gotta wait for the worst.
Speaker 14: Lincoln Riley needs to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're not going to go anytime soon. There's some
Speaker 2: money attached to that. They spent money to bring him in.
Speaker 2: I just I think our expectations are too high for
Speaker 2: USC just because of their history. You bring in Lincoln Riley,
Speaker 2: offensive minded guy, but it just feels like we're expecting
Speaker 2: them to be better than what they are.
Speaker 5: Yes, mar their history suggests that they should have bigger
Speaker 5: expectations than what you're giving them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but look at what they've done in the last
Speaker 2: decade or so.
Speaker 5: But that doesn't mean the expectations shouldn't be high for them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's a long time ago when Pete Carroll
Speaker 2: didn't stick around for the investigation.
Speaker 5: It's not Dame. No, Notre Dame won a national title
Speaker 5: in the seventies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Notre Dame hasn't been, you know, penalized with
Speaker 2: you know, scholarship's loss, losing a national title.
Speaker 5: You don't think that they should have bigger expectations. You're
Speaker 5: Southern California, you.
Speaker 2: Should have expectations. I think you have to have realistic expectations.
Speaker 2: Are they ready? Did we just all of a sudden say, well,
Speaker 2: Lincoln Ronnie's coming in, so the offense is taken care of.
Speaker 2: And maybe that's the case because he did have Caleb,
Speaker 2: he just didn't have a defense. And that to me
Speaker 2: shows offensive coordinator as opposed to head coach JJ and
Speaker 2: Florida Hi jj.
Speaker 7: Adp. Best of the weekend was the Steelers winning a
Speaker 7: home game in Las Vegas.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Worst of the weekend was definitely Hutchison. And I'm not
Speaker 7: a Detroit fam but that was horrible. A couple of
Speaker 7: things about the bands you have to throw out Fleetwood,
Speaker 7: mac in Metallic. I think Lars was born in Europe
Speaker 7: and I know Mick Fleetwood was born in England. Nobody's
Speaker 7: mentioned the Chili Peppers, nobody's mentioned The Grateful Dead in
Speaker 7: memory of Bill Walton, and my personal favorite, the Almond
Speaker 7: Brothers band.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Almand Brothers didn't stay together long enough. Dwayne passed
Speaker 2: away I think at age twenty four motorcycle accident.
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry, I thought that we made it clear we
Speaker 3: were talking about good bands.
Speaker 2: Wow, what.
Speaker 4: Dang?
Speaker 3: We were talking about the best bands from the United States.
Speaker 2: Paully this dand sports history.
Speaker 4: I'll let that breathe for associated.
Speaker 3: How about this?
Speaker 4: Nineteen forty five the football team, the Chicago Cardinals finished
Speaker 4: a twenty nine game losing street.
Speaker 3: That's terrible.
Speaker 4: Joe Montana in nineteen ninety three first six touchdowns in
Speaker 4: a game, five of the six were to Jerry Rice
Speaker 4: And nineteen ninety eight, the San Diego Padres beat the
Speaker 4: Land of Braves five to zero to advance to their
Speaker 4: first World Series in fourteen years.
Speaker 2: On this date, nineteen seventy nine, Wayne Gretzky scores his
Speaker 2: first NHL goal. What did he do after that?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Todd? Would you learn today?
Speaker 10: Rick Neuheisel says, defensive coordinators know all the tricks and
Speaker 10: wouldn't be surprised if Argon coach Dan Lanning purposely put
Speaker 10: twelve ducks on the field.
Speaker 2: Got to get your ducks in a row, Seaton.
Speaker 3: I learned that Bono is the uh oh damn? Who
Speaker 3: did you compare him to? Bono is the uh?
Speaker 2: Scott Stab.
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