Speaker 1: Quest. Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's show podcast,
Speaker 1: so Else this morning. What is the song that reminds
Speaker 1: you of your first ever relationship? Breakup? Jack Post? What
Speaker 1: is it for you?
Speaker 2: When I break up with my first long term girlfriend?
Speaker 2: I was in the peak of my emo stage in
Speaker 2: the mid two thousands, which was the popular craze the
Speaker 2: teenagers in the mid two thousand.
Speaker 1: Describe first of all, the email look for the young Jack.
Speaker 2: I didn't go full emo, so the full emo was
Speaker 2: black hair with the fringe swiped over the face. I
Speaker 2: tried black hair for Were you halfemo?
Speaker 3: I was half. I was only half femoe, bottom half female.
Speaker 1: You were just bottom half female?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I had the type black jeans, very extremely
Speaker 2: tight jeans.
Speaker 1: And that was your commitment to the emo look. Hey guys,
Speaker 1: I'm like you, look at these jewels. I've made a
Speaker 1: bit of an effort. Well, bletch a nod to emo.
Speaker 2: You can't do curly hair, and like, there's no goth
Speaker 2: look for curly hair. And so even though I tried
Speaker 2: black hair for a little bit, it didn't really look
Speaker 2: a struggle.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, it was like Hamilton in the musicals, just
Speaker 1: rewrite itself.
Speaker 2: My chemical Romance. This song is a big emo song.
Speaker 3: And in and five heavy rotation, heavy rotation after a
Speaker 3: break song.
Speaker 2: This was it's not really about a breakout, but now
Speaker 2: there's a lot of emotion in it.
Speaker 1: In the bedroom yep, curtain's drawn.
Speaker 2: Curtains drawn, CD player up as loud as I can go,
Speaker 2: which isn't very loud because there's a piece of crap.
Speaker 3: Bass boost on, which was a little function.
Speaker 1: All right. The song for me is this first relationship breakup.
Speaker 1: And I played this no word of a lie. It
Speaker 1: would have been like listening to Nova every hour. This
Speaker 1: came round on heavy rotations. I was like, you're singing
Speaker 1: to me Robert, you know, Robert Smith of the Cure.
Speaker 1: My dad hate this song. Anyway, it would just yet upstairs,
Speaker 1: my turn this crap off. It's not helping, open the curtains.
Speaker 1: They would come in random me, like an intervention, and
Speaker 1: just open the curtains and go, there's a beautiful world
Speaker 1: out there, son, get out there. Then I would just
Speaker 1: the money's gone. I'd slam the door behind him and
Speaker 1: turn this crap off. Son, so helping.
Speaker 2: I think we had the same experience fifteen or twenty
Speaker 2: years apart, because the cure was the emo placedies.
Speaker 1: I hope young kids are still getting over breakups by
Speaker 1: listening to this. It's a great song, right look, Christian
Speaker 1: Connell Show podcast. What's the song that reminds you of
Speaker 1: your first ever breakup? They stay with us? Christian, my
Speaker 1: first breakup song? Sure, if I could turn back time?
Speaker 1: I love going through so looking at the song, thinking, yeah,
Speaker 1: I get that. You can imagine that makes sense, doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Just to keep playing that. If only I could turn
Speaker 1: back time. Some of the ones that are coming in
Speaker 1: Donna China in your Hand by to Paw, my best
Speaker 1: friend at the Community Center disco. Jane took me in
Speaker 1: to lose, shook me and said get over it. I did, preach, sister.
Speaker 3: What a song?
Speaker 1: Obligators?
Speaker 4: Carbo of that?
Speaker 1: What about this one? For Natalie? Came on the car
Speaker 1: radio as my seventeen year old now ex boyfriend was
Speaker 1: driving me home after dumping me.
Speaker 3: That is that's a frosty ride home.
Speaker 1: A live soundtrack to it all that's awkward. Hello, come guy,
Speaker 1: I drop you off. A brutal Ben played this song
Speaker 1: by Guns and Roses. Christian. I think it was more
Speaker 1: for dramatic effect than actual heartbreaks. All about the drama.
Speaker 1: Then guns and roses, patience, great song. I can imagine
Speaker 1: this scene in the meadroom, can't you. All right, let's
Speaker 1: go to lines No. Four one, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Jane Monings.
Speaker 5: Morning team, hichat Hey glad that your your love God
Speaker 5: is feeling much better.
Speaker 3: I thank you, Jane.
Speaker 1: He's going to be even more love than normal. Force
Speaker 1: have superhuman loving powers.
Speaker 5: He deserves it.
Speaker 1: Jane.
Speaker 5: Yes, my breaks up breakup song Christian was by an
Speaker 5: American band called Winger in the eighties and it was
Speaker 5: called miles Away, very sad song, very powerful ballad.
Speaker 1: Oh never heard this, but I will be listening to
Speaker 1: this today. I know a power ball it and you
Speaker 1: are miles away. They're going to be miles away from
Speaker 1: my heart. Yeah, I get it, Jane. That's great, Jane,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. You cool.
Speaker 5: Have a good week mate, No you two by now.
Speaker 1: David have a question?
Speaker 6: Now are you yeah?
Speaker 1: Good day? Do you have a nice weekend?
Speaker 6: Beautiful weekend?
Speaker 1: Lovely? All right, we'll the song that minds you your
Speaker 1: first break up, Dave.
Speaker 6: My song was what were what Went Wrong? By Blink
Speaker 6: point eight two and it's been a teenager back in
Speaker 6: the day was a sort of it was related towards
Speaker 6: everything that I did. So yes, I have a favorite
Speaker 6: favorite restaurant, a favorite movie, your favorite video. And you
Speaker 6: hated the Master Wolds because it reminded so much of
Speaker 6: that true.
Speaker 1: Great like you don't want to go back to those restaurants.
Speaker 1: You can't you can't ever enjoy that. Your movie again,
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 6: A timeishes it and it's like, I don't want to
Speaker 6: go back. There's like, yeah, so that's one of that's
Speaker 6: my song.
Speaker 1: I love that. It's right, you're not just breaking up
Speaker 1: with the person. It's all those things that used to
Speaker 1: do together were your things. I always want to make
Speaker 1: a playlist the break up misery players of this. That's
Speaker 1: a great one, David Well said, thanks you, car it's
Speaker 1: only one of our lidlas Steins for that.
Speaker 6: Thank you for that.
Speaker 1: Cheers buddy, Linda.
Speaker 4: Linda, Hello Linda, Good morning guys. I was so used
Speaker 4: to being the dumper in my younger days that the
Speaker 4: first time I was ever dumped, the song crushed me.
Speaker 4: It was nothing compares to you. Shanaid O'Connor.
Speaker 1: Wow, this is such a beautiful song.
Speaker 4: Yes, I cried many many hours to the song. I
Speaker 4: didn't want to leave the house. I was crushed.
Speaker 1: It does, doesn't it. Yeah, it's incredible, Linda, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. You call Christian Connell Show podcast