Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right went to our As has said of the nineties,
Speaker 2: this week is about the letter P. So I know
Speaker 2: what posters did you have on your bedroom walls? Simone?
Speaker 2: What was on your wall?
Speaker 3: Well, every night I went to bed with the beautiful
Speaker 3: man Brett Michaels looking over me, who had more makeup
Speaker 3: than I wore. And this made my mum quite concerned
Speaker 3: at the time that the bands that I was liking,
Speaker 3: the boys were wearing way more makeup than I was
Speaker 3: as a teenager.
Speaker 2: Right, so you'd be fan of Poison.
Speaker 3: I loved Poison and I remember going to Caribbean Guns
Speaker 3: Market just to get a poster on my ward.
Speaker 4: What a great memory.
Speaker 2: I wonder how many more calls would get to so
Speaker 2: today Simone that also weren't there to get their posters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I had to learn my makeup tips from
Speaker 3: the boys from Poison.
Speaker 2: That is great. They were a band, they were in education.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Show podcasts.
Speaker 2: Pee for posters on your bedroom walls, Simone, had Poison
Speaker 2: got the post of them Caribbean Market. It's like, I'm
Speaker 2: sure a.
Speaker 4: Lot of you having flashbacks to about Caribbean Gardens.
Speaker 2: Now, so what did you get down there?
Speaker 4: So you could get like burnt CDs and DVDs And
Speaker 4: it was like an amusement park, but without many rides.
Speaker 4: I think it had like a.
Speaker 2: Chad Luna Park. It sounds like no worse than Lunar Park.
Speaker 4: Come on what I'm just reading now. When it opened,
Speaker 4: they wanted it to be a local Disneyland. It did
Speaker 4: not reach the heights of Disneyland.
Speaker 2: Well, dog, you burn CDs? Yeah, that's not the Magic Kingdom,
Speaker 2: is it.
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: I still have a fond memory of my crazy uncle.
Speaker 4: I told you about him once, the guy who would
Speaker 4: pretend to drive us down train tracks. You're off into
Speaker 4: the train tracks. We were at his house one morning
Speaker 4: and he said, all right, we're all going to Mass,
Speaker 4: and I'd never been to church. I was like, this
Speaker 4: sounds boring. It's like, we're going to Mass this morning.
Speaker 4: And then he drove us to Caribbean Gardens.
Speaker 2: This is like Disneyland. All right, let's go to Tim
Speaker 2: before the headlines, Tim, what were the posters on your
Speaker 2: bunch of war? Mate?
Speaker 1: There you got Christian?
Speaker 3: I had twenty nine posters of Samit the Fox named
Speaker 3: one of elvers. Praiseley.
Speaker 2: Now, Samantha Fox was a tauty late box and beauty
Speaker 2: your words, attractive lady. There was a big star of
Speaker 2: the eighties and nineties, a friend of mine. He had
Speaker 2: a Samantha Fox pillowcase and bed set. What were his
Speaker 2: parents allowing him to do that? But you are twenty
Speaker 2: nine posters and then one of Elvis.
Speaker 1: One of Elves in the middle Mud, the way the
Speaker 1: king would have done.
Speaker 2: The King was in heaven, Yes right, Tim creepy laugh
Speaker 2: though at him, but yeah, thank you, Tim. What posters
Speaker 2: did you have in your bedroom wall?
Speaker 4: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're breaking down the nineties. So about the letter pay
Speaker 2: in the nineties. Jack washed it yesterday. I watched it
Speaker 2: over the weekend. We're getting into point break Swayze, Reeves
Speaker 2: at a prime time Gary Busey and a totally unnecessary
Speaker 2: cameo from Red Hot Chhitli Bebs sing Hensony Keidas. Oh
Speaker 2: and the surfer nazis all that five time. But before that,
Speaker 2: posters on the bedroom wall? Have we got here? Amanda?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning crew, How are you we're going?
Speaker 2: Amanda? Welcome to the show. What were the posters on
Speaker 2: your bedroom wall? Look?
Speaker 5: I had a whole hate. My walls were covered in
Speaker 5: every house we lived in. But the best one was
Speaker 5: my Guns and Roses use your illusion one cover poster
Speaker 5: and it was as white as my bed and took
Speaker 5: up over half the height.
Speaker 1: Of the wall.
Speaker 2: Why would you How did you buy some an amazing poster?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 5: That's the awesome thing there was. Brushes had stopped running
Speaker 5: by then and sanity.
Speaker 1: Was just emerging.
Speaker 5: But there was this little music shop that used to
Speaker 5: sit in our shopping center, and yeah, they had posters up. So,
Speaker 5: just like Patsy did, I walked in and said, when
Speaker 5: you took that, when you take that down, can I
Speaker 5: please have it? And so it took months for it
Speaker 5: to come down because the album was so popular. But
Speaker 5: when they did, I had my name on the back
Speaker 5: of it and I scored this amazing pots.
Speaker 2: Such a cool story. I love they did that for you?
Speaker 5: New asked as well, And I still have it. It's
Speaker 5: sitting in a cock can actually see it sitting in
Speaker 5: the corner of the room with a bit of dust
Speaker 5: on it and a couple of rips, but still looking good.
Speaker 2: Well, it will.
Speaker 5: If I can ever find someone who has a laminador
Speaker 5: big enough to handle it, I'll get that fucking covered.
Speaker 2: It's probably aged better than Axil himself and some of
Speaker 2: the bands I think.
Speaker 5: So that is also.
Speaker 2: I love that you've still got it. That's incredible, Amanda,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, she cooled.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Have a great day.
Speaker 2: And Richard, good morning, Richard, good day.
Speaker 1: Here's we go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good Richard. So what was the post for you?
Speaker 1: My poster was Cindy Crawford, you know, in the iconic
Speaker 1: sort of Stars and Strikes swimsuit early nineties sort of
Speaker 1: when she was top of the top of the game
Speaker 1: and probably everything.
Speaker 2: Yes, when she won the Grand finals game. What game
Speaker 2: was probably only one player?
Speaker 4: Do you break some records that year?
Speaker 1: Sadly?
Speaker 3: Probably?
Speaker 1: Probably probably fifteen to fifteen years later, I was I
Speaker 1: was working in a high end hotel, Fast Hotel in
Speaker 1: Sydney and uh, just taking you know, parking cars, taking
Speaker 1: bags up to rooms, that sort of thing. And you know,
Speaker 1: I went to take bags up to this one of
Speaker 1: the sort of penthouse sweats at the top and walked
Speaker 1: in not expecting anything. You know. Jane Smith was was
Speaker 1: the alleged or was the guest name on the checking
Speaker 1: card walk in and I guess there he has checked in.
Speaker 1: I was like, I just surprised. I was like, whoa
Speaker 1: the cup it was? It was amazing. I was like,
Speaker 1: I didn't know. I was lost words. I didn't know
Speaker 1: what to say.
Speaker 2: Usually Idy Crawford we didn't get that bit, so I
Speaker 2: don't know who was in.
Speaker 1: Tracking down Cindy Grawford was there.
Speaker 2: I love sting.
Speaker 1: Operation didn't know what to say. It was. I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: And it's best you don't say anything because they don't
Speaker 2: need to hear. I was you up my game and
Speaker 2: I was just getting into the game. No words were
Speaker 2: not need to be said. Richard, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: He was like he's still breathless with it as well.
Speaker 2: Move on, man, cal a brighter.
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