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Speaker 2: So are we are our two hundred good Morning Show
Speaker 2: number fifty one.
Speaker 3: We're into a whole new area now showing them a
Speaker 3: fifty one Good Morning is three minutes past six Wednesday
Speaker 3: morning God won a four point three So yesterday evening
Speaker 3: watched two stories see how Hamish Nandy getting on.
Speaker 4: That's a very good episode.
Speaker 3: But if you saw episode three having a revolving restaurant
Speaker 3: and then details start coming in about Andy Lee is
Speaker 3: in hospital with the old bum grapes medical term Latin
Speaker 3: terminology there for you rectus grapes fruitus.
Speaker 4: He had to go in yesterday. It's a routine procedure.
Speaker 3: But I think they send in like obviously a man
Speaker 3: of Andy stature.
Speaker 2: It's not like the rest of us. You know, what
Speaker 2: about medicare he actually has. I didn't wontize this. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got his own.
Speaker 3: Hospital, so you never see Hamish Nandy in a hospital
Speaker 3: bed next to you.
Speaker 2: They have their own wing. All the tough bum doctors
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 3: They mended his bum grapes ou ending the team with
Speaker 3: three people up there and they're working through the night,
Speaker 3: you know, like they have like a lane closure and
Speaker 3: they work through the night, so it's all open in
Speaker 3: the morning.
Speaker 4: That kind of free ways of speak.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk made a little submarine. So yeah, poor Andy,
Speaker 2: how to go and have that dealt with yesterday? Have you?
Speaker 2: It's hemorrhois we're talking about. It'd be so is a hemorrhoids.
Speaker 2: How do you get a hemorrhoid? I don't have to
Speaker 2: be honest, right, I'm not sure that I know that.
Speaker 3: Ladies are very familiar about this because sometimes when you
Speaker 3: go through pregnancy, as if it's not enough, you're actually
Speaker 3: growing a human being in you that sometimes you suffer
Speaker 3: from hemorrhoids.
Speaker 4: Do you know what they are?
Speaker 6: It's from straining. It's veins in your bottom, and if
Speaker 6: you strain or if you're constipated, it's like an enlarged vein.
Speaker 2: I think essentially, what do they do?
Speaker 4: What's the procedure?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm not quite sure. I've had family members. You
Speaker 6: can lance them, I.
Speaker 2: Know, and have them cut out, like spike them. It's
Speaker 2: nasty business. I don't think you can just spike them
Speaker 2: in the garden.
Speaker 3: They tie, They tie, darling, Listen, if I put my
Speaker 3: legs on your shoulders, can you just.
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: I think they land and like they tie something around them.
Speaker 2: To imagine a lance like what Knights used to have
Speaker 2: when they wrote.
Speaker 4: A no, like a six ft kind of thing like that.
Speaker 6: No no, no.
Speaker 2: But micro lasers or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, probably they've got all sorts of things. I guess
Speaker 6: it depends what where they are, and like in what
Speaker 6: area of said area?
Speaker 2: Are they only in the bum? Or can you get hemorrhon?
Speaker 2: Where is she going to get? I could a vain
Speaker 2: grow on your ankle? I don't know.
Speaker 3: That could save an embarrassing conversation with your doctors are
Speaker 3: as low down as my ankle. Get him in now
Speaker 3: the screens.
Speaker 2: Get the Chelsea stick. We're gonna need several All right,
Speaker 2: give us you all this morning then, not if you
Speaker 2: can tell us any more about your bum grapes, but
Speaker 2: if you've gone embarrassing ailments, that's what we want to
Speaker 2: talk about this morning.
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one oh four three. It's the
Speaker 3: moment you've been waiting for that someone on a breakfast
Speaker 3: show wants to hear all about your embarrassing ailment nine
Speaker 3: four three.
Speaker 2: After this from Europe, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: About one I accidentally found out about about my dad
Speaker 3: and once it's one of those things you wish in
Speaker 3: life there was none. Do button just a couple of
Speaker 3: minutes and I'm it's all okay, But now I can't
Speaker 3: I know this about my own dad.
Speaker 4: It's beyond embarrassing.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Yesterday on the show was Andy Lee talking about true
Speaker 3: stories back on last night, eight forty third episode of
Speaker 3: the second series. And it turns out later on the afternoon,
Speaker 3: I had to go into his own private hospital.
Speaker 2: The ass. I think it's the Andy Lee Institute, and
Speaker 2: to have a Yeah, it's a routine procedure that happens
Speaker 2: to adults.
Speaker 3: We're all grown up on the show, You're grown up.
Speaker 3: We could talk about these things. Hemorrhoids, very very uncomfortable people.
Speaker 3: I'm not entirely sure what they are or what they do.
Speaker 2: It's one of those what they do is funny a
Speaker 2: team of miners that they shrink and then put up
Speaker 2: your backside.
Speaker 3: I believe that's what they do. So anyway, he had
Speaker 3: that going on yesterday, been Andy being the gun he is.
Speaker 3: He's still doing phone as if he's on Kennedy Mannoy yesterday,
Speaker 3: lying from his bed while someone's got a bum hammer pushing.
Speaker 4: Them back in. I think that's this guy's a pro.
Speaker 3: But listen, ER's not want to talk about embarrassing elments
Speaker 3: because sometimes we all have things that go wrong with
Speaker 3: the wonder that is the human body, and sometimes they
Speaker 3: can be seen. It's been a little bit embarrassing. But anyway,
Speaker 3: I'm going to share this story with you. It did
Speaker 3: not happen to me.
Speaker 2: It happened to a friend of mine. Okay, did you
Speaker 2: when you motion towards no motions? Friend of mine, he was.
Speaker 3: Going back to see his dad, and his dad texts
Speaker 3: that sound running a bit late.
Speaker 2: But there's a spare key under the mat. Let yourself in.
Speaker 3: This friend of mine lets himself in, puts the ketl on,
Speaker 3: makes a cup of tea, and it's you know, you
Speaker 3: can't help but have a little look around, just to
Speaker 3: see what's going on. And sometimes when you go back
Speaker 3: to your mom and dad's place, it's like a little
Speaker 3: kind of museum to them, isn't it. There's an indentation
Speaker 3: on the couch where they always sit in their set places.
Speaker 3: Then this friend of mine, his eye can't see some
Speaker 3: opened mail and one of the pieces of papers. Straight
Speaker 3: away he sees a compliment slip from the local hospital.
Speaker 3: He shouldn't have read anymore because that compliment slip, that letter,
Speaker 3: that information and the documents attached and the images attached
Speaker 3: were not for his eyes.
Speaker 4: But he something draws them to it. It's like the sun.
Speaker 3: He shouldn't look at it, but he starts to get
Speaker 3: drawn in, like a tractor being on the compliment slip
Speaker 3: from the local hospital physiotherapy department, says mister so and so,
Speaker 3: I hope these suggested positions help. He then goes on,
Speaker 3: are these images crude cave cave pictures really of two people.
Speaker 2: Doing it? What? Wait? Wait?
Speaker 4: What they were?
Speaker 2: Why would the doctors send you the kalmadiotherapy?
Speaker 3: They were like warm up exercises before going about your business,
Speaker 3: your business, and they were suggested positions as well. They
Speaker 3: might with someone with a bad back that might find
Speaker 3: it easier.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so your dad had a bad back. No, no,
Speaker 2: it's I know this friend of mine.
Speaker 4: I'm not in this story. I'm merely the storyteller. Happened
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 2: The way you told the story in the first hand
Speaker 2: account seems so real.
Speaker 3: I thought, well, that's a great storyteller can do that that,
Speaker 3: you know, but they bring a story to life.
Speaker 2: But this did not happen to me. If there's any confusion,
Speaker 2: I'm having to clear it up now. Is that coupled
Speaker 2: with the only two minutes ago you said I'll tell
Speaker 2: you something about my dad. No no, no, no, Sometimes
Speaker 2: I get confused, you know, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: This happened to a friend of mine and he can't
Speaker 3: undersee that stuff. And then when his dad suddenly arrives,
Speaker 3: you know, twenty minutes later he said his dad is
Speaker 3: the girlfriend he's now gone. Is that he has to
Speaker 3: make his excuses and sound you know what, I've got
Speaker 3: to head off now.
Speaker 4: You can't see that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, of the various imagine that warm up exercises
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: You waked down and over there in a minute. I've
Speaker 4: just got a hundred of these to do.
Speaker 2: It's good time for there. I just got to do
Speaker 2: it five minutes on the cross trainer and I'm going
Speaker 2: to sort you out. I've got to build up to it.
Speaker 3: He's going to do some warm enough exercise that they do,
Speaker 3: you know in the footy like sometimes you seen the
Speaker 3: solar pitch on the bike, don't you get?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, probably warming down afterwards as she sees this up.
Speaker 3: So you anyway, this morning, I said that story just
Speaker 3: so if you want to share your embarrassing elments.
Speaker 2: On nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So we've opened the lines this morning. Do you want
Speaker 3: to talk about your embarrassing elments? Andy Lee has opened
Speaker 3: this up for us along with his backside, poor guy,
Speaker 3: poor guy.
Speaker 2: Yesterday. He's been talking about this, by the way, he
Speaker 2: has shared this yesterday on the radio. He's doing his interviews.
Speaker 2: Although I don't know what happened because he's got he's
Speaker 2: got hemorrhoids, and he was on Kennedy molloy yesterday talking
Speaker 2: about this live from his hospital bed, but he never
Speaker 2: mentioned it to us. Well, he was do you think
Speaker 2: it was a hospital yesterday?
Speaker 8: So he was.
Speaker 2: He said he wasn't feeling well. Actually when he came in,
Speaker 2: he came in with him.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And also now when you look back, do you remember
Speaker 2: we wouldn't see he had a rubber ring. He came
Speaker 2: in with a rubber ring. Now the signs were all there.
Speaker 2: Why do we say, Andy, what's up with your backside? Buddy?
Speaker 2: You know, I feel so bad?
Speaker 4: We never we never said anything to him.
Speaker 2: Emmanuel Coomering, good morning, Good morning, Annuel.
Speaker 4: So you've had an embarrassing alment. What happened.
Speaker 9: When I first met my future wife. We were sort
Speaker 9: of dating and I went to I had this boil.
Speaker 9: It was like a small boy on the top of
Speaker 9: my bum crack and yeah, so I went to the
Speaker 9: doctors get it looked at. He sort of sliced gaming
Speaker 9: a couple of tablets, you know, did he did a
Speaker 9: procedure there? Nothing was coming out anyway. On our first
Speaker 9: second date, we're actually going down towards killed around me.
Speaker 2: If that's a yeah euphemism, he's a lucky man. I
Speaker 2: was trying to take my wife down. Hasn't killed her,
Speaker 2: but she wouldn't have any of it.
Speaker 4: She said, buy a drink.
Speaker 9: First, we're going up for dinner and stuff. And she
Speaker 9: had a brand new car. And he actually decided to
Speaker 9: explode in her letter.
Speaker 2: See yeah, but she's still married.
Speaker 1: You did.
Speaker 9: People made me a sort of a benuver in public
Speaker 9: while she was in a car trying to wipe all
Speaker 9: the paths.
Speaker 3: And that's when you know you've met the right guy.
Speaker 3: Missed him right there. You know, you've got to got
Speaker 3: to keep her and a bleeder as well from his backside.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show one's gold one or four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So our new Early Morning Game where you've got to
Speaker 3: guess the song title is call this.
Speaker 2: It's six thirty am and time to play the early
Speaker 2: morning game.
Speaker 10: It sounds like a song to me, Christian, do.
Speaker 2: You know what small thing?
Speaker 3: I can't believe it's the first time I've ever played it,
Speaker 3: and actually it is six thirty. I think yesterday we
Speaker 3: played it was like six forty nine or ten to two.
Speaker 3: That would be the only time I ever hit it
Speaker 3: bang on time yesterday. I just presume this one would
Speaker 3: roll for weeks. You'd have no idea even But what
Speaker 3: money I had in my pocket was about five bucks,
Speaker 3: and the one of you fleeced me from that.
Speaker 2: This I still come believe that went rock lobster. I
Speaker 2: still have a problem with part two of that sound clue,
Speaker 2: the clause, the clause. Yeah, I know it's snippy, snippy,
Speaker 2: you know, is it? I'd like to see photographic evidence
Speaker 2: of mark our audio.
Speaker 4: He went around and.
Speaker 3: Went down to a French restaurant and recorded all of that. Okay, anyway,
Speaker 3: we've got a brand new one. Listen to the clues again.
Speaker 3: Listen to this effects what is the song?
Speaker 2: Too easy? As he annoys me, text Homer, all right,
Speaker 2: give us a cool lines up and now what do
Speaker 2: you reckon? The song title is nine four one four.
Speaker 1: One four three The Christian Who Conwell Breakfast Show Melbourne's
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Speaker 2: We are playing. It's six thirty am and time to
Speaker 2: play the early morning game.
Speaker 10: It sounds like a song to me Christian.
Speaker 3: Thank you, I play you short ter f you sound effects.
Speaker 3: You've got to guess the song title here is the
Speaker 3: some Mornings. I think we made it too easy. I
Speaker 3: think we've made it too easy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my next My only last guess is message me
Speaker 2: cartoon Daddy? Is that?
Speaker 3: I wish that song existed? Someone please make it. Andrew,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning, iom morning mate, welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: What do you think the song title is?
Speaker 2: I gotta get a message to you by Oh great song?
Speaker 4: No, Andrew, that's not the right one though, Stuart, good morning.
Speaker 2: I love how we cut them off. Never leave a listener.
Speaker 3: Down, Stuart, good morning, good morning. I'm pretty good Stewart,
Speaker 3: hope you're well this morning, and thanks to calling the show.
Speaker 2: What's your guests song too? Now, let's play this back.
Speaker 2: How do you hear?
Speaker 4: How do you hear?
Speaker 2: Song too?
Speaker 4: A good thinking?
Speaker 3: Uh no, it's not the right one to look Stuart Graham,
Speaker 3: good morning, Hei, guys, ge man, what are you going for?
Speaker 2: What's the song I've gone with?
Speaker 11: Blondie call me ah, No it's.
Speaker 3: Not Blondie called me smart, guess so Graham toughler. Emma,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning, Emma. I can just tell your
Speaker 3: voice the excitement you're feeling good you reckon, You've got.
Speaker 12: It, I think I do.
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 12: Good vibrations?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Easy? Would there you go?
Speaker 4: Hey, I've got surprises for you. I've got some movie tickets.
Speaker 3: You go and see this great in Australian comedy movie
Speaker 3: Eddie Izzard and a great cast all in. It's called
Speaker 3: The Flip Side Out at the end of August on
Speaker 3: the thirtieth.
Speaker 2: You can have some tickets to go and see that.
Speaker 2: Em well done, very much, right, Okay, that's it from
Speaker 2: now on, No more easy ones, no more. That's it.
Speaker 3: The gloves off, this was gonna be Tomorrow's not even
Speaker 3: gonna I'm not even gonna waste your time with this one.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna take it off line today and make
Speaker 3: a really really hard one.
Speaker 4: And what's going to be this?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's too easy. What do you reckon sand explosion?
Speaker 2: Oh my, you are not the focus group for this.
Speaker 2: What's the first set of effect? Give me a clue.
Speaker 4: Come on, you wanting me up?
Speaker 2: You know what that is? Sound bump, It's an explosion?
Speaker 4: Think about you must know what this is.
Speaker 6: I've done a few ah mischief, possible theme tnc dynamite
Speaker 6: that's why.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well done, man, that's it. So tomorrow, brand new
Speaker 3: clip and I guarantee, I guarantee is not gonna go tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It won't even go all next week. Wow, Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna I'm not gonna give anything. I'm not gonna play
Speaker 3: it on ED tomorrow and today. Have pressure tested this
Speaker 3: in the office and no one comes anywhere near it.
Speaker 3: That's it now, member, I've snapped.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three time now four. We forgot to do this. Yes,
Speaker 2: I felt really bad.
Speaker 3: Big John is out there every morning, he gets way
Speaker 3: before even we do, and it does this weather report
Speaker 3: for us.
Speaker 2: I forgot to play it yesterday. And where I found
Speaker 2: this guy.
Speaker 3: He's one of the people who in my WhatsApp group
Speaker 3: when I gave my mobile number out Here is today's
Speaker 3: weather report.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Christian, big John here with your four o'clock
Speaker 13: Rhaming weather report. Currently in Melbourne nine point three degrees.
Speaker 13: It feels like six point nine. We're chasing the top
Speaker 13: of fifteen degrees. Twe same chance of a watch hours
Speaker 13: in the morning and the afternoon with light wings.
Speaker 2: So that is where the report's brought to you by politics.
Speaker 2: Back to you Christian Nice in his own sponsorship.
Speaker 3: Not just that, I throw back to the studio as well.
Speaker 3: He's getting slick with this, Big John, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: So you've got a dog, right, yes, yesterday I was
Speaker 3: walking the dog. It's over in the Dandy Park near
Speaker 3: where I live, and you see some odd stuff with
Speaker 3: other dog walkers. Okay, it's this strange kind of community,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Have you got one of those long things,
Speaker 3: the old tennis ball launcher?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I go raw arm. I mean I feel
Speaker 2: like I can throw it far enough myself. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you were for the same way too.
Speaker 3: My wife has one and it drives her nuts because
Speaker 3: even when she launched that, I then see it as
Speaker 3: a competition that I have to prove a point and
Speaker 3: throw it just using my arm further than she's done
Speaker 3: it with the dog launcher. And yesterday there's a guy
Speaker 3: there right, and he's got the old launcher. And I
Speaker 3: have to be honest, I know this is pathetic and
Speaker 3: it's not going to put me a good light.
Speaker 2: I judged him. How was that? Okay?
Speaker 3: Bobby's got a weak arm, as he said, I'm I'm
Speaker 3: near him with sort of not because that's what dog
Speaker 3: people do. And I can actually get the tennis ball
Speaker 3: and I'm throwing it, but my one is I haven't
Speaker 3: quite warmed up.
Speaker 2: It falls a bit short. I now I can't leave
Speaker 2: it there, right.
Speaker 3: I know you guys are competitive, but I'm starting to
Speaker 3: become slightly straining this way, and I'm thinking I'm not
Speaker 3: moving on, so I pick it up again.
Speaker 2: Now I'm thinking I've got a really mode of this thing.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not leaving it.
Speaker 3: I then really well at yet, and I could see
Speaker 3: even he sees it, and he's like right. He then
Speaker 3: you know, makes out he's just you know, picking some
Speaker 3: off his showing up. But I see he's not going that.
Speaker 2: He then does another one. This one it's not bad,
Speaker 2: it's a it's a good throw for my friend, but
Speaker 2: he's still got the catapult.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's got artificial you know, it's artificial assistance he's
Speaker 3: using there. I now, So this goes on for a
Speaker 3: couple of minutes. Right now, my arm is already starting
Speaker 3: to hurt, Okay, really really starting hurt. And then I
Speaker 3: notice he bends down and gets something out of a bag.
Speaker 3: This guy, he's got his dog there already. Right, he's
Speaker 3: got a labrador, beautiful dog. He gets out of a bag.
Speaker 3: I didn't walize he had it there. A small pet goat?
Speaker 2: What in ack?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 4: I can only describe what I saw.
Speaker 3: A small pet goat that he puts on the ground,
Speaker 3: A tiny little baby goat that starts like chewing.
Speaker 2: The grass, that's right. I mean there were so many
Speaker 2: rules and regulations everywhere in Victoria. Right, I've got I've
Speaker 2: had the dog permit. You know, you've got on leash
Speaker 2: off leash. I didn't know you could just rock up
Speaker 2: to a park here with a flipping goat. And I
Speaker 2: didn't think you would put it in the backpack. Was
Speaker 2: its head sticking out before you?
Speaker 4: It must have done.
Speaker 2: He didn't unzip it was anything like that.
Speaker 4: He just got it out the.
Speaker 2: Produce as a pet goat. I didn't know you could
Speaker 2: rock up with a pet goat.
Speaker 4: Not just that, is it a pet?
Speaker 2: I mean I live brighton a way I've not seen
Speaker 2: people walking goat? Is this a new hipster thing? He's
Speaker 2: one uped you to a point where you can't.
Speaker 4: You know, and we don't even know.
Speaker 3: My arm was sore as well as stall saw today
Speaker 3: from the throwing competition got involved in and he's out
Speaker 3: done me by bringing a you know, a pet go
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 2: You could throw a tennis ball two suburbs away, but
Speaker 2: he still wins with baby girl, can believe it?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three systems that bring it on by Van Halen and
Speaker 3: Jack actually let overgo?
Speaker 2: Who is this again?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I know, guys, I know van Halen, I did not
Speaker 2: know song You you appreciate you were a musician yourself,
Speaker 2: you can play instruments you know, you must appreciate.
Speaker 3: I mean Eddie van Halen, he's the revered is one
Speaker 3: of the greatest contemporary guitarists ever. No, No, A lot
Speaker 3: of people that millennial, so no, we are the great
Speaker 3: van Halen do you know what I like about that
Speaker 3: song is the big, that big guitar riff in it.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 2: I'd be very happy to put together and produce an
Speaker 2: album that was just back to back guitar riffs, and
Speaker 2: I think I would call it now that's what I
Speaker 2: call riff. Well, why don't you make one of the
Speaker 2: mixtapes midweek mixtape?
Speaker 3: Now, that's what I call riffs. It's just every song
Speaker 3: just another big old in there. I'm just just shooting
Speaker 3: off the to my head right now. You've got to
Speaker 3: have November Rain, that big one slash. I mean about
Speaker 3: ninety percent of that song is slash wigging out with
Speaker 3: the with his guitar, and even.
Speaker 4: In the video he's just stood outside the church.
Speaker 3: I don't know why he's outside the church and you
Speaker 3: get the big old helicopter shot and he's got.
Speaker 14: That's now I know what you mean by wigo, because
Speaker 14: yesterday you're like, oh, you should wig out on your
Speaker 14: on the Melbourne song, we have a big wig out.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I honestly, this is some.
Speaker 3: Kind of loan translation pommy thing. You know we're back
Speaker 3: in England, you know we like to wig out over there.
Speaker 3: I think it comes from sixteenth century, when I guess
Speaker 3: a lot of pumies used to wear powdered wigs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean like a big guitar solo. That's what
Speaker 2: I think. This song needs a solo. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's a guitar solo, because you can have a
Speaker 2: bagpipe solo a CDC long way to the top. That's amazing.
Speaker 2: They actually managed to get a bagpipe solo in that song.
Speaker 2: But it needs a solo and then wig out an
Speaker 2: iconic Melbourne song because in the video clip they go
Speaker 2: down the center of Yeah, come down once and what
Speaker 2: do we have? We need an iconic moment in the
Speaker 2: song that is a wig out. I don't know what
Speaker 2: the riff is. It doesn't have to be a guitar,
Speaker 2: what a what instrument hasn't been used before? In an
Speaker 2: anthem that we could have a week hasn't been used? Yes,
Speaker 2: that's our challenge. Like an obo solo, an obo, a xylophone,
Speaker 2: a glockenspiel, a triangle, the old what's the thing I
Speaker 2: was asking about the day the old wooden fish that
Speaker 2: aguero I think we found it was called anyway, you know,
Speaker 2: we'll come.
Speaker 3: Back to that later on yesterday evening, I was having
Speaker 3: another kind of un peacekeeping battle moment with my kids
Speaker 3: about get.
Speaker 10: Up, come down here.
Speaker 2: Now I know the phones are up there. I'm going
Speaker 2: to turn the Wi Fi off then see who's having.
Speaker 4: Bigger folks down here?
Speaker 2: Yes, as you ever did the negotiations, ever settled with
Speaker 2: the contract, and I'm trying to ride a contract. Sitting
Speaker 2: back down again to negotiate the teas and sees.
Speaker 4: This weekend.
Speaker 2: They got their.
Speaker 4: People now sitting down with us.
Speaker 3: It's three weeks trying to get this so kind of
Speaker 3: phone contract together.
Speaker 2: They's too smart, it's too slippery.
Speaker 3: But yeah, this weekend we're putting the final details together.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I was thinking yesterday?
Speaker 2: I think we could.
Speaker 3: I really wish we could bring back the good old
Speaker 3: days of dial up internet. It was so painful, it
Speaker 3: felt it at the time, but when I look back now,
Speaker 3: the world was a better place.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: Now, people are angry in that because they can constantly
Speaker 3: just immediately just write a crappy review on.
Speaker 4: Trip Advisor and ruin some restaurant.
Speaker 3: You know, it's because they're angry in the moment they
Speaker 3: can complain about have a go at somebody online, and
Speaker 3: the reason why it was because it's immediate years ago
Speaker 3: there was this abuse online because you had to wait
Speaker 3: someone we're trying to use the landline and knock you
Speaker 3: off whatever, and by the time you got on there
Speaker 3: to like leave an abusive message, I've chilled out. Actually,
Speaker 3: remember what I was angry about what that DJ said earlier.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to contact the radio station anymore. So
Speaker 3: I think we should bring back dine up, you know,
Speaker 3: just have it as an option or an Apple or something.
Speaker 2: The dial up internet.
Speaker 4: I'd like to know this morning. Other things you'd like
Speaker 4: to see brought back.
Speaker 2: I know we're living an exciting all this latest advancements
Speaker 2: and it's never ending change and all that, but things
Speaker 2: actually you missed that you'd like to see you are
Speaker 2: brought back. I remember a time when I was a
Speaker 2: kid when the spare tire wasn't that little mini tire
Speaker 2: you get now, the kind of quarter tire. It was
Speaker 2: a big, old, fat, proper tire. Why are we gonna
Speaker 2: shrink it down now? I want to see the return
Speaker 2: of the big one, And no, it's driving on the
Speaker 2: shrunken tire for a couple of weeks there I scared
Speaker 2: you didn't want to go the frameway. You can't. All right?
Speaker 3: Then this morning, what would you like to see brought back?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one four three. Don't call up
Speaker 3: and say grubby, indeedy and thank you nine one four.
Speaker 1: Three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: So I think the world be a better place if
Speaker 3: we went back to the dark old days of the
Speaker 3: internet and dial up internet.
Speaker 4: Bring it back, I reckon. Also, I reckon bring back
Speaker 4: the return of the good old fax machine.
Speaker 2: No, you never used a facts and had fun No,
Speaker 2: quite right, but I like cumbersome technology. Everything these days
Speaker 2: is too small. Return of big old clunky TVs.
Speaker 3: You remember the big old TV that a big old
Speaker 3: I said, like a big old booty on the back
Speaker 3: there where the scientists sat there, you know, beaming it
Speaker 3: in and like some sort of cathode ray tubes in
Speaker 3: the back of it.
Speaker 2: And your TV would get hot if it was off.
Speaker 2: It was just on for like three minutes, glowing there.
Speaker 2: When did you grab with that? We had a TV
Speaker 2: that didn't have a remote when I was so you
Speaker 2: had to My dad would just go channel and I
Speaker 2: would have to get up and go and change the channel.
Speaker 6: Boy usually the youngest in the family.
Speaker 2: When I was the eldest channel and you had to
Speaker 2: get up, there was only like two choices to be
Speaker 2: as well, and not just that. It wasn't like now,
Speaker 2: everything's kind of like, uh, you know, a soft touch,
Speaker 2: isn't it tap tap? It was you almost have to punch.
Speaker 3: A douche push, you know. We had to jab it
Speaker 3: in to change the channel as well. And then they
Speaker 3: brought no controls out that had like a lead.
Speaker 2: It's not really remote lead into it as well.
Speaker 3: But you know, yesterday we were talking about the Martika
Speaker 3: song and I was saying, old Prince wrote this.
Speaker 2: I read a bit on it yesterday and he.
Speaker 3: Actually he faxed her the lyrics, the idea of Prince
Speaker 3: getting annoyed with the facts of she because they were
Speaker 3: never you know, it's like purple.
Speaker 2: I didn't talk like that.
Speaker 3: I think that's the Queen. By the way, I get
Speaker 3: confused with doing the Queen and Prince. U's a fax machine.
Speaker 4: Also, what's my Teaka's number?
Speaker 8: Again?
Speaker 4: You got the internet on?
Speaker 2: Turn the internet up on your end?
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to lines. So we're talking about
Speaker 3: things you want to bring back? Melissa, good morning.
Speaker 15: Hi, here you going.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty good, Melissa, how you.
Speaker 2: Well this morning? Thanks for calling the show. What do
Speaker 2: we need to bring back?
Speaker 15: We need to bring back video and DVD stores.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, the good old Blockbuster stores.
Speaker 11: I think I'm liking the other day and I was
Speaker 11: speaking to my husband about when we first started dating.
Speaker 9: You know, we go to the movie store.
Speaker 11: And you know, after a week of work on a Friday,
Speaker 11: you know, relate lastday night, and yeah, so what a
Speaker 11: shame we don't have that anymore?
Speaker 2: And yeah, do you know what?
Speaker 3: Because it was the whole experience, and it meant that
Speaker 3: a movie, I know, you can download them now in
Speaker 3: nano seconds. I can literally download a movie now and
Speaker 3: we can all watch it. But and when I first
Speaker 3: started dating my now wife, the same thing. Thursday night,
Speaker 3: Friday night, you go to Blockbusters, you walk around, see
Speaker 3: what was that? You'd have to read the back of
Speaker 3: it because you couldn't just dial up a review on
Speaker 3: the phone reader.
Speaker 2: Do you like that person?
Speaker 3: Jemna Faristin she's never done a good movie since she
Speaker 3: left friends. And then you go and you get it,
Speaker 3: and then it was then they had like the ice cream.
Speaker 3: It was like when Ben and Jerry's and Hargannask came
Speaker 3: out and you got your eight league bottle of fizzy
Speaker 3: drink as well, and then you got chips. But it
Speaker 3: was a whole experience that you a bleachded it more
Speaker 3: because it didn't happen very often. Wasn't easy to get
Speaker 3: hold of a movie. Now it's too easy.
Speaker 2: And I think you're right about the reviews. Bad movies
Speaker 2: had a lot better chance in the olden days of
Speaker 2: getting a play because now we can too easily look
Speaker 2: up Running Tomatoes or pretty was a critic and where
Speaker 2: more informed. I only watched not I'm terrible. I only
Speaker 2: watch everything above ninety percent. It's not. Back in the day,
Speaker 2: you didn't know.
Speaker 3: We saw more movies, more rubbish movies as well, because
Speaker 3: you just the experience.
Speaker 4: It was about the experience. Yeah, but that's a great one.
Speaker 4: Thanks for that one.
Speaker 2: Thank you have a good day, Greg.
Speaker 15: Yes, here you going, Christian Jaqueen Jack, how.
Speaker 2: Are you know what we're good this morning? What do
Speaker 2: you think we should bring back?
Speaker 15: We need to bring back to polywaffle chocolate bar.
Speaker 2: I'm reading up on this occasion.
Speaker 15: It's a yeah, it's a chocolate cut bar with waifer
Speaker 15: and marshmallow.
Speaker 9: In the middle.
Speaker 4: Now, why did it go away?
Speaker 15: I don't know, And that's like decided just a top production.
Speaker 15: They thought it wasn't popular enough anymore.
Speaker 2: Greg and Pats, it sounds like you like it as well.
Speaker 2: I've got a theory about the poly waffle. I don't
Speaker 2: think we actually liked it as much as everybody says
Speaker 2: we did. But now that it's gone, we miss we
Speaker 2: miss it. Yeah, it was great because we can't have it,
Speaker 2: we miss it. But at the time, I don't think
Speaker 2: a lot of people were choosing polly Waffle over your
Speaker 2: cherry ripes, your flakes, you crunches, your twigs. Let's go
Speaker 2: down to Greg for the counter points. So this's where
Speaker 2: do you stand on Jack.
Speaker 3: So the first time Jack said were giving the theory
Speaker 3: to any think who knew he's been sat for twelve
Speaker 3: weeks on a poly waffle theory must been killing him.
Speaker 4: Craig, what are you about Jack's poly waffle theory?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think it's the minority that there because there
Speaker 15: was such a great chocolate bar. Maybe Christian, with your power,
Speaker 15: you can somehow bring it back.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I don't know what power we think.
Speaker 9: I've got a lot of power radio.
Speaker 2: See that's the only power of qu Yeah, you're right,
Speaker 2: Christians like the Polly Waffle of radio. A lot of
Speaker 2: people choose him. But if you like it that sort
Speaker 2: of thing.
Speaker 4: And he went away, you might miss him a bit more.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three thanks.
Speaker 2: To the course of Texas.
Speaker 3: One of the things that you'd like to see make
Speaker 3: a return, things that should come back. I was just
Speaker 3: about to say something you don't see very often these days,
Speaker 3: but I thought, actually, if I say that on air,
Speaker 3: we will get a load of complaints. That is not
Speaker 3: a good idea, is the clue. I can't honestly can't
Speaker 3: talk it out on it. I was about the set
Speaker 3: and I thought, no, no way, no way, filter. Yeah no,
Speaker 3: I just find finally had a moment there of awareness
Speaker 3: like that that would not go down very well.
Speaker 2: But you don't see a lot of them. Medicine has
Speaker 2: moved on.
Speaker 3: Now anyway, and he's on the line, Andy, good morning
Speaker 3: he and now Andy, what do you You've got a
Speaker 3: great one?
Speaker 2: Tell everyone what you think should make a comeback?
Speaker 11: Well, he said this, you view eight track eight stacker
Speaker 11: record player. I remember those, and you could put your
Speaker 11: forty fives on the special cruise on so nothing would slip.
Speaker 11: But he used used to slip, and you used to
Speaker 11: get your eighth record. It sounded like someone with a
Speaker 11: really deep voice and a bad attitude.
Speaker 4: Jimmy Barnes.
Speaker 11: He would have saund like Tom Jones.
Speaker 2: And so my my mate's dad had one of these
Speaker 2: and we were He was never allowed to go anywhere
Speaker 2: near it.
Speaker 4: His dad was very very protective of it. It was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: that was it, like an eight stack they called them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, my dad used to crack the ships because you
Speaker 11: could change the speed and we used to play all
Speaker 11: his seventy eight to thirty threes.
Speaker 4: Oh he loves it, and this is ascribe it.
Speaker 3: To jack Then there'd be a lot of people listening
Speaker 3: to this, like Jackie, aren't aware of what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: So how would you describe something like this, Andy, Well, it's.
Speaker 11: A turntable, the old fashioned turn table. And I never
Speaker 11: understand why they did away from the eight track and
Speaker 11: come up with this single little pole. You had to
Speaker 11: put one record on at the time. Yeah, maybe five
Speaker 11: minutes to change it. But yeah, he had a pole
Speaker 11: up in the middle with a special catch on it,
Speaker 11: and all the records is to sit up the top,
Speaker 11: and a special used to come around. Every time the
Speaker 11: arm returned back to base, it would drop the next
Speaker 11: record on to the top of the last record.
Speaker 2: So it's just so you didn't you didn't choose which
Speaker 2: you didn't say, I want to listen to record for you,
Speaker 2: Just the machine decided you.
Speaker 11: Now, you pre stacked it, you pre stacked it in
Speaker 11: your order you wanted it, but it never came out right.
Speaker 3: Do you know, Andy, do you think that'd be a
Speaker 3: great thing now if you had like a bar or
Speaker 3: a part and it had one of those in and
Speaker 3: so you know, like a jukebox, you pick a couple
Speaker 3: of songs, but you picked your eight songs, you worked
Speaker 3: out the order you and you makes me put them
Speaker 3: on and then that it would play it for you.
Speaker 3: I reckon that will make a great thing in a
Speaker 3: pub now, better than a chip box. So patrons of
Speaker 3: the planminnet allowed to do it themselves. It's that kid's
Speaker 3: dad who.
Speaker 2: Goes, don't touch it, don't touch it. I'll do it.
Speaker 2: You tell me the song.
Speaker 11: I'll do it very sense, tied up in the corner.
Speaker 4: So Andy, great Gold, thanks a lot for that one.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: This show needs you, your city needs you. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it was this time last week the news came out,
Speaker 3: most Liverpool city in the world. It's an annual thing.
Speaker 3: You've been at number one for like the last eight
Speaker 3: or nine years. It's one of the many reasons why
Speaker 3: my family's an idea. We decided to move over here
Speaker 3: to the most liveable city in the world, the reigning
Speaker 3: number one, undefeated champion for the last eight or nine years.
Speaker 2: And then suddenly Austria comes in with Vienna and I've
Speaker 2: been there. It's a boring little place, nothing on this
Speaker 2: great city. And we have the Lord Mayor on Sally
Speaker 2: Cap And then whilst we were chatting to how it just.
Speaker 3: Suddenly punted up the idea that maybe it's because the
Speaker 3: judges were dissuaded by that eighty song Vienna. Maybe if
Speaker 3: Melbourne has a song, it can get back the number
Speaker 3: one spot. So the Lord may he count the great
Speaker 3: And Jack was busy over the weekends a writer's retreat
Speaker 3: he called it when he went away to an Airbnb.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Dylan did this back in the day. His
Speaker 3: book's out on Airbnb somewhere.
Speaker 2: I went and wrote songs, and then when Jack came
Speaker 2: in on Monday, he paid us this demo version. So
Speaker 2: the demo versions before we play it, it's like a
Speaker 2: really raw kind of Yeah you can't You've got to
Speaker 2: still use your imagination of what the song will be. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is raw.
Speaker 8: Everybody singing it for Malvin Malvin, everybody sing it for
Speaker 8: Melvin Noln.
Speaker 3: So then you've got you've called in some favors, and
Speaker 3: you've got someone who's really really produced this up said
Speaker 3: have a listen to this.
Speaker 2: Now this has really moved on. It sounds great. And
Speaker 2: then this goes to the chorus. Ye doesn't that sound great?
Speaker 2: And you you've corrected this.
Speaker 10: This is your work.
Speaker 2: Thank you Fair. It's amazing. I mean, he did the
Speaker 2: guitar on that is a lot better than what I'm
Speaker 2: capable of. So somebody so, yeah, he's brought it alive,
Speaker 2: but it's your inspiration.
Speaker 3: So Jack sort of laid down the vocal track with
Speaker 3: that yesterday, and you know, this is where we now
Speaker 3: need everybody's help YEP, it is clear that your balls
Speaker 3: haven't dropped.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with that. At thirty,
Speaker 2: it's been that situation.
Speaker 4: You're lucky.
Speaker 3: If we were to you know, it's obviously not going
Speaker 3: to happen for you. And that's okay, buddy, all right.
Speaker 3: I'm not judging or shaming in any way.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know.
Speaker 4: And if we were making a choir anthem, yeah we
Speaker 4: need you.
Speaker 2: But on a rock song.
Speaker 4: Haven't listened to this.
Speaker 2: Every body bless him.
Speaker 10: Ten year old boy, everybody singing.
Speaker 2: What is it you want to pocket?
Speaker 6: Running?
Speaker 10: True?
Speaker 2: I agree that now that the production quality of the
Speaker 2: music has gone up significantly, my voice is not the
Speaker 2: right voice for the song. What we need is someone
Speaker 2: like barn Zy.
Speaker 4: Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Our question now is we are looking to have you
Speaker 3: sing the chorus with us. You can not just listen
Speaker 3: to the song. You can be on the song. Do
Speaker 3: you want to join our people's chorus. We're looking for
Speaker 3: you to give us a call this morning. We're just
Speaker 3: going to audition you. She just wanted to do that line.
Speaker 2: Everybody singing for Melbourne Melbourne? All right, so it's Melbourne
Speaker 2: twice Melbourne twice. It's so good they named it twice.
Speaker 3: All right, give us a call now nine four one
Speaker 3: four one o four three. We want to audition you.
Speaker 3: We want to hear your pipes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So we are making a song for Melbourne, a brand
Speaker 3: new anthem for this great city to rival the new
Speaker 3: number one most Liverpool's city in the world v Enna.
Speaker 3: So we need you to sing on it. We like
Speaker 3: you to sing on to be part of the chorus.
Speaker 3: Jack has laid down this vocal.
Speaker 10: Everybody singing, Oh, everybody.
Speaker 2: Singing, got on the Muppets. It's it's too high, a
Speaker 2: registered on. It's not on my range. It's not in
Speaker 2: your again because I wrote the song. Sok. But you've you've.
Speaker 2: It's not about you. You've you've given to this to us,
Speaker 2: you know, And so we need you to come on
Speaker 2: here this morning and lay down your a big kind
Speaker 2: of vocal to it.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Our first this morning we say, well, Jenny is Brake.
Speaker 3: She's the first person to.
Speaker 2: Come on here and do this. Good morning Jenny, Hello Jenny,
Speaker 2: So did you sing at school or anything you've been
Speaker 2: in a band before I was in a heavy metal band,
Speaker 2: were you really? That's what we need? This is it?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 4: What was the name of your heavy metal band, Jenny,
Speaker 4: Day of.
Speaker 5: Knives, Day of Knives?
Speaker 2: I love hearing high bands into a whole show. Just
Speaker 2: on here, and what your old band used to be called?
Speaker 9: And now I'm in a choir called Open Doors Choir.
Speaker 2: Well, that is a transition and a half, isn't it,
Speaker 2: from the heavy metal band day of Night to the
Speaker 2: so Jenny, you know we're after here, Jack. The line
Speaker 2: we need is everybody sing it for Melbourne. Everybody. Everybody
Speaker 2: singing is everybody. I can't do it, Jenny, I believe
Speaker 2: in you. Will give you a bit of a leading.
Speaker 2: I'll count you in. So's everybody sing it for Melbourne? Melbourne? Yep, yeah, Jenny,
Speaker 2: Maybe pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit.
Speaker 2: I want you to belt it out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, all right, you ready, Jenny, I'm going.
Speaker 2: All right, let's try and do this everyone. This is
Speaker 2: Live Radio one, two, three, four. Everybody sing it? Oh Best.
Speaker 4: On once more?
Speaker 2: That sounds great.
Speaker 4: Go again.
Speaker 16: Everybody's singing it from Mail Best.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: She's finding a groove.
Speaker 17: Jenny Jenny, you're in the bands.
Speaker 2: You're in the band, Jenny.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wait, that's a high standard set there, Jenny. That is impressive.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Freedom. Good morning, good morning, okay, Freedom,
Speaker 2: tell us about your form.
Speaker 4: Have you been in a band?
Speaker 2: H No, I have not.
Speaker 16: I used to sing in the school choir, but this
Speaker 16: was back in primary school and we used to sing
Speaker 16: a lot of kid songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, what it doesn't matter, right you ready to
Speaker 2: give this a go?
Speaker 4: Freedom? And you know what we're after?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 2: All right, Jack will count you in.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, here we go, one, two, three.
Speaker 16: Everybody sing it from Melvin Melvin very good.
Speaker 2: And one more time Freedom go.
Speaker 16: Everybody sing it Albun Melbourne again, Freedom, very good.
Speaker 3: We're building the bad folks, we're building the band. So
Speaker 3: we've got Jenny, we got Freedom. Who else have we
Speaker 3: got there?
Speaker 4: We've got Nicole?
Speaker 2: Come on in, Nicole, good money? Okay, Nicole? So you
Speaker 2: want a hands free right now?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right? Is this safe?
Speaker 16: Completely same?
Speaker 4: No, I don't reckon.
Speaker 3: We can encourage singing and auditioning for live radio whilst
Speaker 3: you're driving. Worried about your safety, Nicole? Afraid when you
Speaker 3: can pull over and give us a call when it's safe.
Speaker 3: You've got to be safe with rock and roll these days,
Speaker 3: health and safety if you want all right, So if
Speaker 3: you want to sing in the man nine four one
Speaker 3: four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Sometimes when you're the host of a breakfast show, it's
Speaker 3: like you're a pilot. You've got to make micro decisions
Speaker 3: that can also the safety of the listeners and take
Speaker 3: you on a completely different course. And right now, during
Speaker 3: that song, we have to have an instant editor of
Speaker 3: meeting about whether or not Andy Lee's hemorrhoids will influence
Speaker 3: today's at work time where it's at nine four grown ups,
Speaker 3: four grownups actually talking about it, whether.
Speaker 4: Any of us saw going, hey, are we really.
Speaker 3: Talking about another guy's backside, and whether or not we
Speaker 3: put it on air for the at work time waste.
Speaker 3: We are talking about our good friend Andy Lee's hemorrhoids.
Speaker 3: So we have heard from this morning he's recovering well.
Speaker 3: Three man operation yesterday, go up his backside and it's
Speaker 3: a diamonte fixed. They've done amazing, amazing What money can
Speaker 3: buy you now, you know, beautiful stuff.
Speaker 4: Andy, I look forward to seeing it anyway.
Speaker 3: You know, we're still it's ongoing, whether or not we're
Speaker 3: going to influence today's at work time waste eight minutes
Speaker 3: past eight. We now got to get into this and
Speaker 3: I go from Andy Lee's backside to this.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the anthem.
Speaker 2: Then.
Speaker 3: Jack has written an amazing anthem, laid down a demo track.
Speaker 3: This our song for Melbourne. Gun against Vienna now the
Speaker 3: number one most of the all sitting in the world.
Speaker 3: They've got that eighty song Vienna. We need our brand
Speaker 3: new anthem. Jack's been busy. Have listened to this.
Speaker 10: Everybody sing.
Speaker 2: It's a guide. It's a guys.
Speaker 10: Everybody singing.
Speaker 2: The music sounds fantastic. The singer there, yes, he's a guide.
Speaker 2: Track of yours is a more tender, willowy, lightweight voice. Okay,
Speaker 2: I want it to be powerful, but that's all I
Speaker 2: can muster. No, but it's great.
Speaker 4: You've given us this amazing anthem.
Speaker 3: You've given us a hook the song, and so far
Speaker 3: we've been opening the lines on nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one oh four three. We're asking to come and sing
Speaker 3: on the song, join the chorus. We're building the band
Speaker 3: already with Jenny.
Speaker 15: Everybody sing it's a most flowers.
Speaker 4: Wow, that sounds great.
Speaker 16: Go again, everybody saying it's allow best.
Speaker 4: And then we got Freedom.
Speaker 16: Everybody sing it now, then Melbourne.
Speaker 2: So they're sounding great already. We've got the girls that moment.
Speaker 4: We need the guys as well. Join the quiet nine
Speaker 4: four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: Pats by the way, I reckon. Perhaps it's got a
Speaker 2: real big old belting Yes, shout everybody, Patsy for mel
Speaker 2: Man in the show. Maybe Pats you know I reckon.
Speaker 2: You've got everybody sing it for me? Be shocking, shocking,
Speaker 2: you can sing, You'll be part of Come on, take
Speaker 2: time out from plugging in the old ten k Theropeak
Speaker 2: guarantee with pleasure.
Speaker 4: Maybe you could sing that every half an hour.
Speaker 2: Jojo, Hello Jojoe. So apparently you've got four mere You've
Speaker 2: you've sung in a lot of bands?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I have sung in a few.
Speaker 12: Ye, that's the true thing.
Speaker 4: Okay, and any names? What bands have you sung him?
Speaker 15: Money Shot?
Speaker 2: And okay? I did ask you?
Speaker 8: Did?
Speaker 2: You did ask me?
Speaker 12: That's probably the most recent one, and it's probably probably
Speaker 12: the best one to tell you.
Speaker 2: That's the best one to tell me live on the
Speaker 2: radio at Temper sent me of the school. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: are you ready to sing your line for us? All right,
Speaker 2: give us the old money shot.
Speaker 8: One.
Speaker 16: Everybody, everybody.
Speaker 2: Jojo.
Speaker 3: I reckon, there's a better taking you than that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're not Oh no, no, no, no no no Jojo. Listen,
Speaker 3: come on, you're Jojo from the money Shot.
Speaker 2: I need to feel the passion you're singing for Melbourne,
Speaker 2: this is the greatest city in the water. When your
Speaker 2: line back there and faking it, let's go again. Can
Speaker 2: you bring it? Jojo?
Speaker 10: One?
Speaker 16: Two four, everybody sing? It's a malte more time.
Speaker 2: Everybody. There we go. You're in Jojo.
Speaker 4: That's but we got it. We got the essence of Jojo.
Speaker 2: There, we got here.
Speaker 3: Ye hey, hi Jen, Hey, hi Jen, I see my
Speaker 3: my phone system here just simply says really helpful producers,
Speaker 3: great one musical theater.
Speaker 4: Game and so you you work in the performing arts.
Speaker 10: No, it's all.
Speaker 12: It's pretty much all amateur stuff.
Speaker 10: I've found a little bit of singing with bands and things,
Speaker 10: but you know, you got to gott.
Speaker 2: To just do what you can do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, well listen, Jenny, Thanks for giving us a call.
Speaker 3: Try now are you ready with your line?
Speaker 13: Sure?
Speaker 2: Okay, Jack, you're going to counter in. Ok can you
Speaker 2: in gen? Everybody sing for Melbourne? Okay, Jenny bring it
Speaker 2: one two?
Speaker 10: Everybody singing for.
Speaker 2: Melvine Malver, She's got gay one more time?
Speaker 10: Are the sting into melbournel.
Speaker 2: That was brilliant best so far. We put Jen up
Speaker 2: the front of the microphone where the chorus.
Speaker 4: Hey, Jenny, well done, you're in the band.
Speaker 9: Okay, call with me, Jenny Christen It's Jin.
Speaker 3: Sorry, wow, everybody get ready. We've got our first guy, Peter.
Speaker 4: Well done, Pete.
Speaker 9: Here we going going he he He's our guy.
Speaker 4: Okay, So Peter, are you ready? You've got the line
Speaker 4: we need from you.
Speaker 9: I'd like to hear it one more time.
Speaker 2: Okay, we got my guide track. Yeah, we got the
Speaker 2: first d of the band.
Speaker 10: Guys, everybody singing. Everybody sing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Pietera, you got it, got it? Everybody sing it
Speaker 2: for Melbourne? Oh can you in Peat now? Listen, Peter,
Speaker 2: this is really important. You're representing the guys.
Speaker 3: You're the first person in trant audition for the band,
Speaker 3: so you really really really got to punch through.
Speaker 4: Okay, no problem, bringing came I right, come on, Pete.
Speaker 4: I know you can do this, Pizza.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 16: Go one two three four everybody Malbourn Melburn.
Speaker 9: Again.
Speaker 4: Peter, Yeah, Peter, I tell you what we need.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what it's. It's almost there. You know
Speaker 3: it's almost there. You're in first gear. I reckon, there's
Speaker 3: a few more gears than you, Peter. So I just
Speaker 3: need to do it again. We've got to be very
Speaker 3: very We only want the finest voices on the song.
Speaker 3: So Peter, could you do the line again? Sure, good man, Pieter.
Speaker 4: And then there's a better take in your buddy off
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: Bring it, Pete and one, two three four everybody sing
Speaker 2: meln that's great.
Speaker 4: One more time, Pixie, Pete.
Speaker 6: Yeah, can you only get one take?
Speaker 2: That's okay, one take, Pete, Pete, you're in the van,
Speaker 2: the first to come on through.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll take some more auditions next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We are holding live auditions right now. Forget Australia's got talent,
Speaker 3: this is Melbourne's got talent.
Speaker 2: MGT.
Speaker 3: We need you for our song for Melbourne, our anthem
Speaker 3: that we're going to be making this is the the
Speaker 3: what you call this the vocal trap, the vocal guy trap.
Speaker 3: Don't have a drum track sometimes don'tainly for bands to
Speaker 3: get them in time.
Speaker 4: Jack's laid this down.
Speaker 2: It's his song. He's come up with us.
Speaker 10: Everybody sing it, Lord, everybody singing.
Speaker 2: We've had some great auditions so far. If you're just
Speaker 2: tuning in, listen to this from Jen everybody singing the
Speaker 2: Melbourne Man.
Speaker 4: She sounds amazing.
Speaker 3: All right, we're ready to go to another guy. Okay,
Speaker 3: pe d Our last guy fingers burn one tape, Pete Gary.
Speaker 9: The album.
Speaker 4: Even need the truck, that's it.
Speaker 2: It brings the heaters, Gary, Gary, this truck one more
Speaker 2: time with the song as well, because this sounds really exciting.
Speaker 4: Mate, Jackie what he's account of.
Speaker 2: Him one every four.
Speaker 9: Album stuck in the loop.
Speaker 2: This is my job here is done? Back to work?
Speaker 4: Oh god, that's Britta James. Was he calling from the
Speaker 4: bath Jame?
Speaker 2: This show?
Speaker 9: James?
Speaker 4: James, worry right now?
Speaker 2: Done it? Well about all right? And it was air
Speaker 2: craft hangers. You were the toilet, James.
Speaker 10: In the bathroom off my headphone?
Speaker 2: How bad?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the guy's not making it easier.
Speaker 2: I have you to be safe though walking around your house.
Speaker 4: And all right, James, you anybody.
Speaker 11: Absolutely all right, bring it?
Speaker 2: One two three four.
Speaker 11: Everybody is singing for Melbourne Melbourne.
Speaker 2: In order to pizza.
Speaker 10: Again.
Speaker 16: Everybody is singing for Melbourne Melburn.
Speaker 6: M hm.
Speaker 2: That's a little bit of power, James.
Speaker 4: But any.
Speaker 2: James, when you're gonna need to hit one more time,
Speaker 2: it's really hot over the phone and there's a bit
Speaker 2: of a delay on the phone and hearing the song.
Speaker 10: I'll give you that.
Speaker 11: Actually think I thought us wants to be this is
Speaker 11: the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Oh I see, okay, enough, please.
Speaker 3: Now listen James, James, I can really feel that when
Speaker 3: we're talking to you. I can feel you've got a big,
Speaker 3: strong voice, buddy. Yeah, there there, I can feel it now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it. Okay, so really screw your face.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yes, that's what we call deep.
Speaker 4: Getting through it, all right? And I think now you've
Speaker 4: found it.
Speaker 2: What's happening? Now you found it?
Speaker 4: James, Let's here it one more time. Okay, you ready
Speaker 4: with glasses?
Speaker 11: Absolutely good stuff?
Speaker 2: Okay, right, go.
Speaker 17: One two three four.
Speaker 11: Everybody is singing for Melbourne Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Everybody is singing for Melbourn, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Him at the back rather back, sick and right at
Speaker 4: the back.
Speaker 2: Right now, car park, Hey, Tom, Tom, Tom, Tom Tom Tom?
Speaker 4: You ready? I am okay?
Speaker 2: All right, Tom?
Speaker 4: Good luck?
Speaker 2: Bring it.
Speaker 4: One, two, three, four, everybody from now.
Speaker 2: He's like a Collingwood fan. Time you're fired.
Speaker 3: Sorry, we gotta we got to you gotta be Let
Speaker 3: some people go right, Okay.
Speaker 2: The ladies are running away with it today, you know,
Speaker 2: over the place. Guys, what's going on? Wendy? Hello, all right,
Speaker 2: do you know what I'm gonna do? Right, Let's do
Speaker 2: a Maybe this might be a mistake. Let's try this.
Speaker 3: Let's try and put another lady on the other line
Speaker 3: and audition two ladies at the same time. Alright, so, Wendy,
Speaker 3: you are online one, Wendy online one, and let's try
Speaker 3: let's put online two.
Speaker 2: Let's transfer.
Speaker 4: We got who we got?
Speaker 2: Nicole? Nicole? Welcome? All right, Nicole, say hi to Wendy.
Speaker 2: Wendy say hi to Nicole.
Speaker 10: Hello.
Speaker 2: You could feel this awkward. This could produce at Lennon
Speaker 2: and McCartney. They didn't get it when they got in
Speaker 2: the studio.
Speaker 15: The harmony is going to be a jewet.
Speaker 4: So we yes, yes, a jewet?
Speaker 2: Right you ready? Girls? Can you in? Okay? Sis Ter's
Speaker 2: bring It.
Speaker 8: One two three four Elbourne.
Speaker 17: One more Time Girls, There's one someone's good and someone's bad.
Speaker 1: On the car, but you're both hind the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Thank you ver much to everyone who called it. Try
Speaker 3: me part of the song for Melbourne. One thing is
Speaker 3: crystal clear. What the song really needs is this man.
Speaker 3: You know, we interviewed them last week. It's not really
Speaker 3: protocol to swap numbers with them. I've been stopping message
Speaker 3: with his wife. But if anyone has a contact in
Speaker 3: in with Sir Jimmy Barnes, I've knighted him now, so Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Barnes, he'd be great to sing a couple of lines
Speaker 2: on it. How did you get his wife's number?
Speaker 3: I don't get his wife's number. She started following me
Speaker 3: on Twitter. We've been back and forth dming each other.
Speaker 3: I said how much I love the documentary and stuff
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, maybe would you ask would you feel comfortable
Speaker 2: asking her if Jimmy would sing on the song? Do
Speaker 2: you think that's like the dumb thing? You know, she's
Speaker 2: then gonna un follow me, and oh god, I haven't
Speaker 2: been following him six days and now he's asking my
Speaker 2: husband to sing on a song. It's either that or
Speaker 2: Peyton Tom, those guys that we heard before.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So the weekend I had to go and put my
Speaker 3: daughter up, my eleven year old daughter. She'd be working
Speaker 3: on a school project with two other girls about the
Speaker 3: history of the Suffragette movement.
Speaker 4: Obviously this is a global.
Speaker 3: Thing, and so they've been working on even when they
Speaker 3: get that big old I'm sure Audrey's had to do
Speaker 3: this before they get that big old colored piece of
Speaker 3: like a three cart.
Speaker 2: We're always at office works getting sup.
Speaker 3: Getting the cutting it all out, and it's glue everywhere
Speaker 3: on the floor and chuck a bunch of glitter on
Speaker 3: and you know, they really get into it, you know,
Speaker 3: and they're concentrating, and so I had to go and
Speaker 3: pick her up and on these two other little girls
Speaker 3: that they were working really hard. And I'm driving Lois
Speaker 3: home and I'm going, so on, what have you learned?
Speaker 3: What have you learn about the Suffragette movement? You know,
Speaker 3: it's really pertinent even now what those what those those
Speaker 3: ladies did and why they did it. And so she
Speaker 3: was talking about it all and Australian obviously she coupled
Speaker 3: a little bit of it in the UK with Emily Pankers.
Speaker 3: And then she told me that New Zealand I think
Speaker 3: is the first country in the world to give woman
Speaker 3: the right to vote. And I'm sure she's taking all
Speaker 3: this in and then she said, we've got to wear
Speaker 3: when we present it to the class, We've got to
Speaker 3: wear these sashes. I went, yeah, that's right, because it's
Speaker 3: relevant as well. And she goes, do you think it'd
Speaker 3: be a good idea if I wrote on my sash
Speaker 3: Miss World?
Speaker 2: I went, I don't.
Speaker 4: I think that's the opposite. Whole figure is about.
Speaker 2: Said, I think you've missed a lesson there for hours
Speaker 2: you been working out and you think get up.
Speaker 4: There right, Miss World, Yay, women are empowered. In twenty eighteen, Miss.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: This Friday we Backjack when I we be going into
Speaker 3: our courtroom. We turned the studio into a courtroom overseeing
Speaker 3: your cases. Last week we had It was like a
Speaker 3: three person case, a mother in law, a wife and
Speaker 3: the son in law, the leaking ruth that had been
Speaker 3: mended in two years, and we stepped in and instant
Speaker 3: justice was dispatched. So if there's something you'd like us
Speaker 3: to try on your behalf. It might be between you
Speaker 3: and a buddy at work, it might be someone going
Speaker 3: on you and your other half. Whatever it is, please
Speaker 3: let me know. We're looking for the cases for this Friday.
Speaker 3: You can email me Christian at gold one I four
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Speaker 3: on our Facebook page. Very easy up there O C
Speaker 3: one four three that's our home on Facebook. Now, over
Speaker 3: the last hour we have been having editorial meetings about
Speaker 3: what to do about today's at work time West. We
Speaker 3: had a nice easy, the family friendly one and then
Speaker 3: the subject this morning has come to our minds of
Speaker 3: our dear friend was on the show yesterday this time yesterday,
Speaker 3: Andy Lee and Andy Lee. There's nothing embarrassed about this
Speaker 3: happens to people were all grown up on this show.
Speaker 2: But he has hemorrhoids. It is a little bit embarrassing.
Speaker 3: Well, to be fair to Andy, he's done a good thing,
Speaker 3: you know, he was on the radio yesterday afternoon, live
Speaker 3: from hospital getting this treated, and he was still doing
Speaker 3: interviews on Kennedy Malloyal Trip of M and he was
Speaker 3: telling them about his backside.
Speaker 4: So he's trying to bring awareness to hemorrhoids.
Speaker 6: He's an ambassador.
Speaker 4: Well, I think he's going to be.
Speaker 2: On the poster.
Speaker 4: It's not him but his backside.
Speaker 2: I think he's trying to bring awareness to true story
Speaker 2: on Channel nine.
Speaker 3: I was just more about his roids he's got. But anyway,
Speaker 3: we were talking about this morning as concerned colleagues and friends,
Speaker 3: you know, and concerned for Andy that he's recovering well
Speaker 3: and his bum grapes. Andy has left this message.
Speaker 2: He heard it.
Speaker 12: And Jack, thank you very much for broadcasting about my
Speaker 12: bum grapes. Don't you put it or rectus fruits. I've
Speaker 12: heard that this morning. As soon as it's sniffed off,
Speaker 12: don't you worry. I've got three or four doctors in here.
Speaker 12: They're going to put it in a barrel, take their
Speaker 12: shoes and socks off, and stomp.
Speaker 2: On it for a few hours to.
Speaker 12: Make sure we get the finest wine lovely, which of
Speaker 12: course I'll bottle. Let's sit for all while and the
Speaker 12: advantage that I suggest we'll be best drunk at around
Speaker 12: about twenty twenty cheers.
Speaker 2: Cheers, only watch out going to dinner at dinner at
Speaker 2: Andy's house. If he goes down to the cellar.
Speaker 4: This one's definitely been corked.
Speaker 3: So are we actually going to let's just have a
Speaker 3: show vote right now, are we really going to do
Speaker 3: bum bands?
Speaker 2: It's a yes for me answers, Yes for me.
Speaker 3: Producer backs, you know, I always She's kind of like
Speaker 3: the saying one in the team, right. She runs it
Speaker 3: with a nine rule of this show, producer, becks are
Speaker 3: going to give you a vote at all. It's like
Speaker 3: the vote of confidence that's gone on the government. Even
Speaker 3: though Tumbles won, he hasn't really has he no bes?
Speaker 2: What do you think? Is it a bit?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: It's okay, we can do it. It's funny the reluctance there.
Speaker 2: You pick up the reluctance in the turn that producers
Speaker 2: here sometimes protect us from. You can't. It's about bum
Speaker 2: has to be clean. It's about bums. Andy Lee's bum
Speaker 2: is clean. Everything is clean.
Speaker 3: He's got to clean Darry everyone, Okay, no dirty bums.
Speaker 3: We don't want any of that.
Speaker 2: After nine o'clock. Okay, I'm gonna use that. He's got
Speaker 2: a diamond started dumb. No, that's enough.
Speaker 8: Patch.
Speaker 2: We just said keeping men have a word with that.
Speaker 4: Tell Pats to keep it clean. So we're going to
Speaker 4: do We're actually going to do this.
Speaker 2: Bum bands. Yes, you can do bum bands.
Speaker 4: Okay, some producer becks his head.
Speaker 3: Now see what I've done. If it goes wrong, when
Speaker 3: I get complaints, we throw her under us.
Speaker 2: She's out the door.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: All right, this hour, all the music is picked by you.
Speaker 2: We do this every Wednesday.
Speaker 4: I love doing this. It's a midweek mixtape. We give
Speaker 4: you the theme. You pick all the songs. This is
Speaker 4: the best one you've done.
Speaker 3: It's there are no Sometimes when I look through it,
Speaker 3: you see certain songs like, okay, what's their songs? But this,
Speaker 3: all the songs are amazing. Honestly, it's brilliant. There all
Speaker 3: to do with the theme of walking. So we challenge
Speaker 3: you to come up with her and a whole hour,
Speaker 3: a great hour of songs to do with walking. You've
Speaker 3: got some of this coming up to the next hour.
Speaker 3: Before that though, let's go to the subject of Andy
Speaker 3: Lee's backside. We send our best wishes to our guests yesterday,
Speaker 3: our good friend Andy Lee and his day ay. He's
Speaker 3: been talk about this publicly. You just heard his voicemail message.
Speaker 3: You've heard us talking about today as well. Hemorrhoids. It's
Speaker 3: a condition. It happens to millions of us, you know.
Speaker 3: Good for Andy Lee for bringing away to it and
Speaker 3: the second season of True Stories.
Speaker 2: I was on last night at eight forty, so.
Speaker 3: Today to help him. He is listening right now is
Speaker 3: a private medical facility. He's listened to the station, so
Speaker 3: we're going to help him out by giving him some
Speaker 3: backside bands were doing this Going Away Backside has already
Speaker 3: tons of people that are pinging their text and I
Speaker 3: haven't even given up the number yet.
Speaker 2: MC hemorrhoid. Good Piles Davis. I only learned about Piles
Speaker 2: on this show when you've done that two.
Speaker 3: Weeks ago, Piles Davis. I've also got Poodoo Gurus, Great
Speaker 3: Australian band and Bert Backsider.
Speaker 2: Uh we're adults, we are. So what have you got
Speaker 2: for backside bands? Michael Crackton Dairy air Supply. Oh, very good,
Speaker 2: that's very good and bum forty one.
Speaker 4: All right, Melbourne, what can you.
Speaker 3: Do Texas now oh four seven five three one oh
Speaker 3: four three oh four seven five three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Jack will go through and grade them in ten minutes time.
Speaker 4: Let's kick off the midwek mixtape to do with Walking.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: I actually feel sorry for stations like Nova and Fox
Speaker 3: and Kiss.
Speaker 2: And they can't play Sheena Easton. What a powerful song.
Speaker 3: Sena Easton was struck requested by Sally and Werriby before that,
Speaker 3: Walk This Way, Alsmith rund See, David broad Meadows Proclaimers.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be five hunch of Miles Kelly in Essendon.
Speaker 3: Let's hold an hour of power. This week's midweek mixtape
Speaker 3: Walking songs picked by There's some great ones coming up.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go and talk about Andy Lee's backside.
Speaker 2: Is another thing that Nova and Fox wouldn't touch.
Speaker 3: So poor Andy Lee and we are we're only doing
Speaker 3: this out of concern for Andy Lee. I just hope
Speaker 3: everyone's realizing that as it excuse me as a gesture
Speaker 3: of concern. We opened the show today with really upsetting
Speaker 3: news for us that Andy Lee was on the show
Speaker 3: yesterday never mentioned it at all, but he was stood
Speaker 3: up and wincing anytime he tried to sit down for
Speaker 3: a guy crying out.
Speaker 2: Of as it lies, and oh I'm glad, No, no,
Speaker 2: let's not go there.
Speaker 3: Come on, we know the line. And then later on
Speaker 3: I hear him on the radio and he's lying from
Speaker 3: a hospital. Ben He's about to have a medical procedure
Speaker 3: for his we're all grown ups here, okay, hemorrhoids. So
Speaker 3: Jack and I are talking about it this morning. Andy Lee,
Speaker 3: here's it. He's left us this message. I did refer
Speaker 3: to it as bum grats. I believe that is the
Speaker 3: Latin medical term.
Speaker 12: To Christian and Jack, thank you very much for broadcasting
Speaker 12: about my bum grapes as you put it, or rectors fruits.
Speaker 12: I heard that this morning. As soon as it's snipped off,
Speaker 12: don't you worry. I've got three or four doctors in here.
Speaker 12: They're going to put it in a peril. Take these
Speaker 12: shoes in socks off and stomp on it for a
Speaker 12: few hours to make sure. Get the finest wine, which
Speaker 12: of course I'll bottle lit it for all while and
Speaker 12: the advantage that I suggest we best drunk at around
Speaker 12: about twenty.
Speaker 2: Twenty cheers, so as another just going to find the
Speaker 2: right peering cheese.
Speaker 16: Oh what.
Speaker 2: Oh you're quite right all right? So that today's at
Speaker 2: work time waste for Andy Lee, I kind of get
Speaker 2: well messages backside bands.
Speaker 3: He's listening in hospital? What backside bands would he be
Speaker 3: listening to? Kenn In forest Hill takes us straight to
Speaker 3: the poo fighters right gold Jack Posterior singer songwriter chat
Speaker 3: Post silvera Eric Crapton.
Speaker 2: I don't want to just mark all these golds, but
Speaker 2: that's the gold it is, isn't it.
Speaker 3: That's all Phil well done, green Bee Day, very good,
Speaker 3: smart one, Steven.
Speaker 2: Oakley, that's great gold for smartness. I'm afraid this isn't smart,
Speaker 2: this effective. Richard skid marks. That's four golds.
Speaker 3: Currently we should go home. I'm not proud of what
Speaker 3: we've done today, but I'll tell you what, do you
Speaker 3: know what? In twelve weeks you know I brought this
Speaker 3: feature or start this feature. We try every day to
Speaker 3: try and make it smart and literally the most popular
Speaker 3: one we've ever done at backside Bands.
Speaker 2: Eight is the score to be I think from memory
Speaker 2: eight gold we've had in this segment. We're currently at
Speaker 2: four Kennan Forest Hill. He's back everything but plugged the girl.
Speaker 2: I don't know the band. I can't score it, okay,
Speaker 2: but I shouldn't score it anyway. That's a bronze dire
Speaker 2: rear straits also from Ke's under Michael Phelps. Is today
Speaker 2: just raining gold. That has to be gold, earth breaking,
Speaker 2: Wind and fire, Civil plus.
Speaker 4: That's a great come.
Speaker 2: That's gold.
Speaker 4: Screwing Anthony in Greensboro, well done.
Speaker 2: Bums and Roses, Civil plus, rump DMC. That's good, So
Speaker 2: we'll pass the bumberries. Cranberry's silver. Then the skid marks
Speaker 2: had skid marks already, Silvil plus the back doors hmm,
Speaker 2: don't I Phil Colon's that's great gold Premium. That's Jaden,
Speaker 2: another one of our new listeners in Geelong officially announced
Speaker 2: on Monday.
Speaker 3: We are now the biggest Regis station in Geelong. Geelong
Speaker 3: has fallen to us and finally this morning backside bands
Speaker 3: headlining our Backside Festival. Katie perineum Ah, let's get out
Speaker 3: of the Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 1: Breakfast show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: We're doing the Midweet mixtape. You pick all the songs.
Speaker 3: We give you a femois all to do with walking today.
Speaker 3: Well done, great music so far. That was Katrina and
Speaker 3: the Waves.
Speaker 2: So earlier on this morning we were playing a bit
Speaker 2: more of Jack's song.
Speaker 3: I commission him to write a song for Melbourne after
Speaker 3: last week Vienna toppling you from number one, where you've
Speaker 3: been and rightly so for the last eight.
Speaker 4: Or nine years as my Liverpool city in the world.
Speaker 3: And we're thinking maybe the judges that we're also have
Speaker 3: been so close member that just was swayed by the
Speaker 3: rubbish eighties song about the boring town Vienna.
Speaker 4: We need a song for this great city, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I thought. The only person who can write a song
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: Jack and the Lord Mayn was on the show Sally
Speaker 3: Cap She's given it her blessing as well. And early
Speaker 3: on this morning we were playing some of the amazing
Speaker 3: you've had this worked up?
Speaker 4: Who has the guy who's been doing this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they say, a friend of mine. Luck, thank you
Speaker 2: for laying down the guitar parts and the drums and
Speaker 2: the bass. Is this haven't listened to this? What are
Speaker 2: we calling it? Everybody sing it for Melbourne? Everybody sing
Speaker 2: it for the Melbourne.
Speaker 17: Yep, it's the Boris line and the name of the song.
Speaker 3: Now, last week we were lucky enough to be blessed
Speaker 3: by the first suggestion of.
Speaker 1: A rick of a line.
Speaker 2: This song is in such a good place.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right, the song is coming week exactly and
Speaker 3: I'm now about to bound another big leap forward. Very
Speaker 3: lucky to get on my WhatsApp group I've set up
Speaker 3: on my own phone. When I gave up my number,
Speaker 3: a guy called Anthony works at Dell's Caryards. He left
Speaker 3: this and I want us everyone just to reflect on
Speaker 3: the beautiful word, magic and poetry in this.
Speaker 7: We are Melbourne, we are strong, we are up then
Speaker 7: and number one. We can keep kick people's houses if
Speaker 7: food won't. But we are leading arts.
Speaker 2: Now that's not going in the song. I mean, I've
Speaker 2: done this.
Speaker 10: We Melbourne, we are show.
Speaker 2: We are up then and number one. Who we are leading? Hello,
Speaker 2: number one spot. I hate that. I'm going to delete that.
Speaker 2: I'm going to back up, Okay in a private hard ride.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 4: All right, that's it for us. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: for picking all the music.
Speaker 3: Another outstanding out picked by you on the midweek mixtape
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Speaker 2: the answer, Absolutely not.
Speaker 3: Title of today's show is Message Me Comma cartoon Daddy,
Speaker 3: have a gat day.
Speaker 2: We're speak to you tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three