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Speaker 1: The Chris John o'connal Breakfast Show on Nolvin's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Come on here show one oh three for us this morning.
Speaker 2: How he had a very.
Speaker 3: Good weekend of Come in this morning to a bit
Speaker 3: of a situation between Jack and Pats. There is bad blood.
Speaker 3: So when I left the show Friday, you know, you
Speaker 3: guys were excited going out to see School of Rock.
Speaker 4: How was that awesome?
Speaker 2: It was really It's really really good. It's amazing. Is
Speaker 2: that good? Yeah?
Speaker 3: But the kids just the guy who plays Dewey Finn. Obviously,
Speaker 3: the Jack Black character in the movie. The version I
Speaker 3: saw in London when it first opened last year there
Speaker 3: in the West End was incredible because you know, Jack
Speaker 3: Black's such a charismatic and.
Speaker 2: He is that movie, him and the kids.
Speaker 3: So it's hard then when you go in with that
Speaker 3: expectation you know already what that character is, Jack Black.
Speaker 3: But the guy who did it in London was phenomenal,
Speaker 3: and obviously they've got another superstar here.
Speaker 2: This guy was awesome. Do you a great Patty?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was looking like looking at Jack Blake, it was brilliant.
Speaker 4: Tough act to follow, but he did.
Speaker 2: And instruments and instruments. It's very good and all original songs.
Speaker 3: So obviously in the movie they used some classic rock
Speaker 3: songs that there's a Stevie Nick song Edge of seventeen
Speaker 3: that Jack Black teaches them.
Speaker 2: But they're all original songs and they're great songs, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they are. That's great.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about what happened afterwards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, let's talk about what happened after Jack.
Speaker 3: Well, I think it'd be nice for I saw this morning.
Speaker 3: I just saw Pats crying and I said, what's up?
Speaker 3: She is that Jack stirred up afterwards.
Speaker 6: So they were They went out be anchoring. Jack went
Speaker 6: out for a bye two week before the show. We
Speaker 6: didn't know if we'd get in because of the traffic situation,
Speaker 6: so we said, look, we're just going to head straight there.
Speaker 6: We won't have a drink before we might catch up after.
Speaker 6: That's a nice idea. Yeah, got there and I said, look, Jack,
Speaker 6: I'll grab your tickets if you want.
Speaker 4: The line was around the block. He said, oh, that'd
Speaker 4: be great.
Speaker 2: That's ready. Kind of perhaps you do all that for somebody,
Speaker 2: Thank you for doing.
Speaker 4: That, enjoy their birthday dinner.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you.
Speaker 6: Anyway, got in, saw the show and he brought around
Speaker 6: some chocolates at interval, which was nice. They were half eight,
Speaker 6: but you know, it's the thought that counts. And he said, look,
Speaker 6: let's yeah, let's catch up for a drink. After I said,
Speaker 6: let's that'll be great. We'll meet you in the foyer.
Speaker 6: So anyway, show finished, went out in the foyer. We waited,
Speaker 6: and we waited. We thought, I will go to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Did that?
Speaker 6: Chris said, oh, look, I might go into the cafe
Speaker 6: next door. We'll wait there for them on the lune.
Speaker 6: Oh nab the lounge.
Speaker 2: It's pretty busy, and obviously your daughter's with you. She's
Speaker 2: probably tired as well.
Speaker 4: She's starting to get a bit some and.
Speaker 2: Consider it a hole that you work with to be
Speaker 2: so roofed.
Speaker 6: So we had a couple of drinks and texted him
Speaker 6: no response.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 4: No response. I think I was on my third espresso martini.
Speaker 3: And let's be honest, See, you're not a person to
Speaker 3: make wuk around with.
Speaker 2: Even without alcohol, I would be I wouldn't be doing that.
Speaker 6: Chris is looking at his's what she's going down? Their
Speaker 6: parking is about to expire. I think I think we're
Speaker 6: going to.
Speaker 2: Have to go.
Speaker 7: I'll just say this, I didn't know we were meeting
Speaker 7: in the foyer. That's my first excuse.
Speaker 2: This guy's unbelieva.
Speaker 3: The one second he hang on, Pats, you said he
Speaker 3: texted you the arrangement.
Speaker 4: Did this is the second time in a week christ.
Speaker 2: Actually maybe that.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I said, I'd just be the outther front.
Speaker 4: Just let me get my phone please.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, I'll give you a smoking gun Jack.
Speaker 7: My second excuse, Christian will know all about as well.
Speaker 7: I keep my phone on Soilent twenty four to seven
Speaker 7: as a professional of the showdownt want to bring a
Speaker 7: phone on to.
Speaker 2: The radio keep on signing twenty four to seven, and
Speaker 2: so anytime you've tried to ring me, do I pick up? No? No,
Speaker 2: he doesn't, he does screen.
Speaker 3: I was trying to get hold of have the weekend, Pats,
Speaker 3: and my daughter actually said at one point maybe just
Speaker 3: doesn't want to speak to you, you know, just get
Speaker 3: that little wedge of day out in there. Maybe actually
Speaker 3: is just avoiding me.
Speaker 6: So I did write drink after question mark. He responded, Yeah,
Speaker 6: we'll meet you in the foyer. Clamation mark Do you
Speaker 6: want to get a drink? Exclamation mark? Where you're Where
Speaker 6: are you allowed to go with seven year olds?
Speaker 2: And then it just disappears since a night?
Speaker 6: What about here we're in the bar, we have couches
Speaker 6: in theater bar mate photo of Sid Martini.
Speaker 2: Was Patsy a bit boring?
Speaker 6: And then he says, we got jumped by some Hamish
Speaker 6: and Andy.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what happened. I've seen some of those fans.
Speaker 2: I don't jump.
Speaker 4: Anyone signing autographs. He was in the foyer, no doubt.
Speaker 4: Oh come on, what a giving out T shirts.
Speaker 7: Pats The sad thing is we were just out of
Speaker 7: the front. We're probably only ten meters away through.
Speaker 4: You went anywhere I went looking you anywhere?
Speaker 2: Forget it.
Speaker 3: It's embarrassing, terrible. We're to start the show show you jumps.
Speaker 3: I don't know the new thirty one year old Jackpotes
Speaker 3: has changed.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Gold one oh four point
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Speaker 2: This week at seven thirty. Then your shots to wear.
Speaker 3: Is Maroon five tickets and ten weeks of tickets Week
Speaker 3: ten this week on ten weeks of two ketch. That's
Speaker 3: seven thirty with a brand new quiz which when we
Speaker 3: are practicing it, Yes, we even practiced some parts of
Speaker 3: the show. I think actually this might be the first
Speaker 3: time I've ever done this. We did it on Friday show.
Speaker 3: We were demoing this quiz that you'll be playing at
Speaker 3: seven thirty. People were getting very stressed out. We're going
Speaker 3: to stop stop yelling is when you yell, it's scary.
Speaker 3: So we got a brand new, terrifying quiz at seven thirty.
Speaker 2: This morning of.
Speaker 3: The weekend, I saw up an emails with lots of
Speaker 3: people contacting the show talking about one last dream and
Speaker 3: misheard lyrics.
Speaker 2: We got that just after aight o'klo this morning.
Speaker 3: I couldn't help but notice one of our listeners job
Speaker 3: title or email back going, what is a bone harvester? Oh,
Speaker 3: someone's job a horror film? Yeah, I would say the
Speaker 3: Bone Collector. It's not with Dens of Washington's a great
Speaker 3: movie that one of our listeners catches up with the
Speaker 3: podcast in America is a bone harvester. It is his
Speaker 3: job to literally cut flesh from bones and then get
Speaker 3: the bones and grind them into a paste for surgical use.
Speaker 3: Did you know that a human being actually does this
Speaker 3: for a job?
Speaker 4: Are you talking human blondes or animal bones?
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't ask you. I'll send them another EMA. Now,
Speaker 3: why you think about getting into this? Are you thinking
Speaker 3: about grinding up jackpost?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, human or animal? I'm fascinated.
Speaker 2: I didn't know they made medicine out of bones. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess they use it for bone graphs, don't they?
Speaker 2: When people are doing that? Then why mash it up
Speaker 2: into a paste?
Speaker 3: Because then I think they when they're doing bone graphs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because it's it's so concentrated, isn't it It helps something
Speaker 3: attached to something else when they're doing surgery.
Speaker 2: I sound like a kid.
Speaker 3: They're trying to explain it. It helps something else grow
Speaker 3: to something else. I think it's the Latin term that
Speaker 3: surgeons must use when explaining what the complicated.
Speaker 2: Procedure they're doing.
Speaker 3: So one on this morning, we're going to run this
Speaker 3: across Today show. Who listening has the most unusual job? Okay,
Speaker 3: if you think you've got an unusual job, please tell
Speaker 3: us I'd love to know who listened this small has
Speaker 3: got an unusual job. Let's try and find the person
Speaker 3: listens to the show here in Melbourne's got the most
Speaker 3: unusual job, starting with someone in America as a bone harvester.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: So how was your birthday? What did you get? It
Speaker 2: was great, We went into Crown for the night on
Speaker 2: Friday night.
Speaker 3: But I get it now, right, so you and your
Speaker 3: wife you were staying away in a hotel room. When
Speaker 3: a couple goes away to a hotel room, I get it.
Speaker 3: Hashtag adult time, fun time. That's why we couldn't see
Speaker 3: pat drink it. If it's you know, if you're looking
Speaker 3: hanging around with Patsy, you know who's drinking heavily and
Speaker 3: a little bit more aggressive and sweary, or back for
Speaker 3: a little bit of fun swinging from the chandeliers. You're
Speaker 3: getting in the cab out of there as quickly as
Speaker 3: possible to go back to the Crown.
Speaker 2: I get it. And then you're what did you get?
Speaker 2: What did you get? I asked Bianca.
Speaker 7: Actually a couple of weeks ago, I said to her,
Speaker 7: don't get anything for me, Like we got the birthday
Speaker 7: coming up, going to Crowns enough for me. Sure we
Speaker 7: got the renovation that's sucking up all our money. Look,
Speaker 7: don't worry about get me anything.
Speaker 3: But being honest, you think you're going to get some
Speaker 3: sort of little gift to open in the morning.
Speaker 7: It is a bit weird to wake up on the
Speaker 7: morning and then I'm looking around genuinely, we got you nothing.
Speaker 2: It was it was nothing.
Speaker 4: Oh, not even a car.
Speaker 2: But I asked for it. So what can I say that?
Speaker 2: But you still think there's work.
Speaker 3: You're going to get something small, something you know you're
Speaker 3: going to hear this phrase.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: I know you said get nothing, but I couldn't just
Speaker 3: have you opening nothing on the day.
Speaker 2: So it's just something small. I just got you this.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you. I think I kind of silence, the
Speaker 2: silence and nothing is wow?
Speaker 7: Is she's saying, all right, do you want to go
Speaker 7: down for breakfast? I was hinting it like, isn't there
Speaker 7: anything more that we.
Speaker 2: Taken under the breakfast table? Sure, okay, there's breakfast.
Speaker 3: That's where the car b Look outside, there's the car
Speaker 3: or brand new Uta or whatever it is.
Speaker 7: And eventually because she wasn't bringing out any surprise gifts,
Speaker 7: I said, is.
Speaker 2: There anything for me? Years of age? Not thirty one?
Speaker 7: And I said, oh no, I know I didn't ask
Speaker 7: for anything, but is there anything open?
Speaker 2: There really wasn't anything.
Speaker 7: Except for the present that you gave me and you
Speaker 7: told me not to open it until my birthday. So
Speaker 7: I had the book books that you wrapped me, So
Speaker 7: thank you because that turned out to be the only
Speaker 7: thing I unwrapped on seller.
Speaker 2: And how was Bianca handling this?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 2: She obviously she was saying, Hey, you told me you
Speaker 2: want nothing. I got you what you want to see.
Speaker 3: This happened with my wife a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: I said, I did the whole classic like you. Oh look,
Speaker 3: because we were really busy, and I said, don't wory
Speaker 3: about geting anything. Still thought, you're going to get something small? Mean,
Speaker 3: does it kill someone to go and get something smaller?
Speaker 2: Sucks or something? You're just a bottle of wine or.
Speaker 3: Something, but nothing, And then it created this really awkward
Speaker 3: tension and my wife and were telling me off and
Speaker 3: making her feel bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's why I was.
Speaker 7: If I had kept pushing the issue, I would have
Speaker 7: been the bad guy for making her feel guilty.
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Speaker 3: So it's a stunning beautiful day yesterday, and so the
Speaker 3: teenager she's just started to get into playing tennis. Sin's
Speaker 3: coming here and she's had her first couple of lessons.
Speaker 3: So I said, hey, listen, you old man used to
Speaker 3: start playing there tennis back in the day, or I can.
Speaker 3: I've still got the old four hands smash. I said,
Speaker 3: why don't we book a court? So but of court
Speaker 3: up up near a denty park and first thing says
Speaker 3: I get on this court.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, what the hell's was this funny cud of
Speaker 2: dust on.
Speaker 3: The floor, And she goes, oh this clay court, Dad,
Speaker 3: I don't think you've ever played on a clay court before.
Speaker 2: I went, Now, this doesn't affect my performance, no excuses
Speaker 2: are starting already.
Speaker 3: Start to get this horrible cold performance anxiety as a
Speaker 3: warming up, and start to really, I haven't actually played tennis.
Speaker 3: It's about eighteen or nineteen, I remembering at college the
Speaker 3: last time I played.
Speaker 2: I am now not of that age, and I'm thinking, oh,
Speaker 2: this is going to be horrendous. Right, she's young fit.
Speaker 2: She started to have lessons.
Speaker 3: I'm seeing all these other people and there's like a
Speaker 3: tournament going on at on the court's next to us.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking there are other parents there. I'm now really
Speaker 3: thinkuring I should have had a couple of warm up lessons.
Speaker 3: This is going to be horrendous. So I start going,
Speaker 3: I've got that sun's bright. I'll tell you what. I'll
Speaker 3: stand with the sons in my eyes as well. So
Speaker 3: I'm only looking for a couple of excuses. You know,
Speaker 3: I go, I'll take one for the team, so I'll
Speaker 3: make sure that I'm facing the sun, so you know,
Speaker 3: and I say to her, listen, I said, just be careful.
Speaker 3: I said, try not to hit too many onto my
Speaker 3: backhand because it's not very good. I said, it will connect,
Speaker 3: but I can't guarantee where it's going to go. Within
Speaker 3: the first ten minutes, two balls right when I hit
Speaker 3: it with my famed backhand have gone out of the
Speaker 3: court onto the Nepean Highway. So if yesterday ran about
Speaker 3: ten past twelve, your car got hit by one of
Speaker 3: my two tennis balls and Wilson come flying over. Apologies,
Speaker 3: that's me. Okay, this is within the first ten minutes
Speaker 3: to go out of the court, so we ended up
Speaker 3: playing for another hour and it was great fun.
Speaker 2: Gone through twenty balls a lot.
Speaker 3: I was kept looking looking for more balls and it
Speaker 3: was great fun and really willing to I now want
Speaker 3: to have some tennis lessons right because it's a beautiful day.
Speaker 3: Yesterday thought that's been a nice thing for us too.
Speaker 3: She gets a bit better. I need to get a
Speaker 3: hell of a lot better. But I suddenly remember when
Speaker 3: I used to play with my dad any kind of sport.
Speaker 3: My dad was a really competitive all rounder and he
Speaker 3: would have no truck in beating me.
Speaker 2: He never let me ever win. My dad was exactly
Speaker 2: the same. Yeah, what is that.
Speaker 7: I think it's a way to teach you that you
Speaker 7: know that you've got to earn your wins, which I
Speaker 7: never got to experience because he was always my dad
Speaker 7: and whatever we.
Speaker 2: Did, he would always win. I would never get anywhere
Speaker 2: near him.
Speaker 3: I remember as a teenager, I didn't amateur boxing, night
Speaker 3: schoolboard box, and my dad used to box. I remember
Speaker 3: sometimes we spy in the garden and once he just
Speaker 3: smashed me on the nose and there was like blood everywhere,
Speaker 3: and he didn't call time or go hey, look, oh
Speaker 3: that's terribly won't carry on something? And we carried on
Speaker 3: spot I could hardly see because.
Speaker 2: Of blood coming. I'm thinking this is pretty screwed up.
Speaker 2: I don't think this is right.
Speaker 3: I don't think this is what you're supposed to be doing,
Speaker 3: actually punching yourself when he's fourteen years aweak.
Speaker 2: So what do you do with your dad?
Speaker 7: One of my earliest memories actually is my dad teaching
Speaker 7: me how to play cricket. And I'm so young that
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to get the actual function of getting
Speaker 7: the bat, swinging and hitting the ball.
Speaker 2: Well lot your team at the moment r at that
Speaker 2: level as well.
Speaker 7: So I connect with one out of the middle of
Speaker 7: the bat and I'm so happy, really, but go straight
Speaker 7: to dad day catches. I go, I did it like
Speaker 7: I've hit it. He goes, not a good hit. I
Speaker 7: caught you out.
Speaker 4: Dreams crushed, all right?
Speaker 3: So this morning one know what happened when you played
Speaker 3: sport as a kid with mum or dad?
Speaker 2: Nine one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian o' connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: So this week for one last dream, then the three
Speaker 3: bands that we wieled it down to talk about one
Speaker 3: last dream, this big show Jack, which.
Speaker 7: Is oh No, starting in thirteen days, five hours, eight minutes,
Speaker 7: thirteen seconds I walk on stage.
Speaker 3: Now, it's under two weeks now, it is under two
Speaker 3: weeks to one last stream this big gig. We've got
Speaker 3: the opening spot for the band that you're going to
Speaker 3: find in the next week. It's in front of fifteen
Speaker 3: thousand people for the Angels, Jimmy Barnes and loads more
Speaker 3: So it's under two weeks time.
Speaker 2: We've got the opening spot. We haven't yet found the band,
Speaker 2: but it's down to the final three.
Speaker 3: And this Thursday night at the Labour in Vain in Fitzroy,
Speaker 3: brilliant live music pub prop over our music venue here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, three bands are going to play live and
Speaker 3: they're all going to do one original song. And these
Speaker 3: are reunited bands that haven't played together in a long time.
Speaker 3: They're doing one original song and then a cover version.
Speaker 3: Each of the three bands is going to do their
Speaker 3: own version of George Michael's Faith and they've been practicing
Speaker 3: over the weekend. Of course, this weekend was their last
Speaker 3: weekend to try and get some practicing kind of the
Speaker 3: big live performance on Thursday night. So after seven you
Speaker 3: can hear how they've been getting on and bear in
Speaker 3: mind these they are rehearsing. However, one of the bands
Speaker 3: has got a major glitch, one of the band members,
Speaker 3: so obviously to them. Friday they were nothing but excited.
Speaker 3: They were down to the final three. Last week there
Speaker 3: were like live eliminations, two bands going up against it
Speaker 3: for your votes, hundreds of people texting you in vote
Speaker 3: for which band you wanted. So on Friday there were
Speaker 3: nothing but excited. You know they've made it through. They're
Speaker 3: going to be playing live on a load of people.
Speaker 3: They're actually doing a gig. They're closer to the big
Speaker 3: winning prize, one last dream opening up for fifteen thousand people. However,
Speaker 3: one of the bands, one of the band members, cannot
Speaker 3: make the gig Thursday night, and I'll let them tell
Speaker 3: you what they need. So after seven months morning one
Speaker 3: of the bands is putting out on SOS.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: So what about half hours time you've been taking part
Speaker 3: in a brand new game. It's week ten and ten
Speaker 3: weeks of tickets and it's Maroon five tickets every single
Speaker 3: day this week that you can win. A warning, now,
Speaker 3: the game is intense, some of you irritating and for
Speaker 3: all of you that play terrifying. However, we played it
Speaker 3: after Friday show.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 3: It hasn't been designed. It's impossible to get a decent score.
Speaker 7: Are you going to do the I can only describe
Speaker 7: it as a distraction method. You're going to perform the
Speaker 7: distraction method today? Yeah, that's going to be that.
Speaker 4: That's going to be last.
Speaker 3: That's going to be the bit that a bit of a
Speaker 3: struggle with. Anyway, we've got that in half an hour's time.
Speaker 3: Before that, let's find out how the top three bands
Speaker 3: in one last stream in getting on over the weekend.
Speaker 3: So Friday we said to all the three bands and
Speaker 3: you need to be rehearsing this weekend because you've got
Speaker 3: a live pub gig this Thursday night and you can
Speaker 3: win some tickets later on today's show. It's at the
Speaker 3: Labor and Vein in Fitzroy, which is a great pub,
Speaker 3: a lot of great live music. They're a lot of
Speaker 3: free live music they do as well, So if you're
Speaker 3: in the move for some live music, head over to
Speaker 3: the Labor and Vein. They've kind of invited us along
Speaker 3: this Thursday night. We're going to be there and I
Speaker 3: think we can get in quite a few of you
Speaker 3: on Thursday night. It's going to be a squeeze, it's
Speaker 3: going to be intimate. It's a proper live music venue.
Speaker 3: We just thought it's a great way for the three
Speaker 3: bands to get up in front of some people see
Speaker 3: how they are playing live. We can see how they
Speaker 3: are live because one of those bands has to be
Speaker 3: selected this next week to get ready because the one
Speaker 3: last Tream gig in front of fifteen thousand people is
Speaker 3: under two weeks time now.
Speaker 2: It is exactly.
Speaker 7: Thirteen days, four hours, fifty two minutes, forty four seconds.
Speaker 3: All right, So this is this them rehearsing over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Both the bands. It's going to get to do two songs,
Speaker 3: one of their own original songs. And these bands us
Speaker 3: remind ourselves have reunited. They haven't played together for around
Speaker 3: twenty to twenty five years, twenty eight years for one
Speaker 3: of the bands.
Speaker 2: So and bear in mind it's just recorded with.
Speaker 3: Someone's iPhone in And I was about to say rehearsal room.
Speaker 3: That is not the case. The videos you can see
Speaker 3: them all now. They're crammed in spare rooms. One of
Speaker 3: the guys, some Hot Properties, even kept his sunglasses on
Speaker 3: for the rehearsal as well. Try and I guess recapture
Speaker 3: that rock Phil all right, So we said to them,
Speaker 3: you can do one original song and also you all
Speaker 3: got to do the same cover version of George Michael's Faith.
Speaker 3: So this is Hot Property, the band reunited. I haven't
Speaker 3: played together for about twenty eight years from the eighties,
Speaker 3: so played together in the eighties. They're sounding pretty good
Speaker 3: and I forget. They only found out remeb about quarter
Speaker 3: to nine on Friday Show that they had to start
Speaker 3: doing a cover version of Faith.
Speaker 7: I watched his video, which is online at the Facebook page.
Speaker 7: I wonder if you'll have the lyrics sheet up on Thursday, because.
Speaker 2: He has to read all the lyrics after sheet.
Speaker 3: At the moment, this is Bungalow around here in Melbourne
Speaker 3: playing in the two thousands have listened to. This is
Speaker 3: their version of Faith. We also found this band in mind.
Speaker 3: You know they are rehears and haven't played together a
Speaker 3: long long time.
Speaker 2: Dad that ironed out by Thursday. Bungalow will talk out.
Speaker 3: I don't know who's su the drumming, but the drummer
Speaker 3: sounds really now that band there, Bungalow, they really really
Speaker 3: need some help. They sent us an email last night
Speaker 3: like a hell Mary Pass saying when they told us
Speaker 3: the problem, they said, do you want to kick us
Speaker 3: out the competition? We do not want to do that,
Speaker 3: but we do need some help. Bungalow needs some help.
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Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's One Last Dream.
Speaker 3: Over the last three weeks from the show, they're asking
Speaker 3: you if you've fancy reunited year old bands. Almost one
Speaker 3: hundred bands stepped forward said yeah, we'd love that, especially
Speaker 3: when they heard about why we'll be doing this. We
Speaker 3: have the opening spot in front of fifteen thousand music
Speaker 3: fans completely.
Speaker 2: Sold out one electric day ad at Werribee.
Speaker 3: You'll be opening up for Jimmy Barnsey, Angels, John Stevenson.
Speaker 2: And loads more. It's not long.
Speaker 3: In fact, it's getting nearer and nearer and nearer. They've
Speaker 3: been passing minute an hour.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is thirteen days, four hours, forty five minutes,
Speaker 7: thirty seven seconds. You'll say, can the band please come
Speaker 7: on stage?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Sighting under two weeks time now, so the top three
Speaker 3: mans that's picked by you, rehearsing over the weekend for
Speaker 3: the big live gig.
Speaker 2: This Thursday night.
Speaker 3: And then I get this email sent to us at
Speaker 3: one fifteen am this morning. One fifteen am this morning.
Speaker 3: When someone sends you an email like that, think, oh no,
Speaker 3: what has happened? This comes from Dal from Bungalow. Hi, guys,
Speaker 3: absolutely gutted to be right in this, but our guitarist
Speaker 3: Jay can't do the gids Thursday night. He lives in
Speaker 3: Hobart and has been with us on this journey all
Speaker 3: the way. He can make the big show, but he
Speaker 3: works as a baggage handler and he can't find an
Speaker 3: early enough flight to get him back in time for
Speaker 3: his shift Friday morning. Sorry to be dumping this on
Speaker 3: you and interrupting your programming. I love it when people
Speaker 3: refer to this inane nonsense as a program. My dad
Speaker 3: does that. He calls them to do an episode the
Speaker 3: other week son. It gives an air of gravity which
Speaker 3: it really really doesn't deserve.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Dale's on the line. Now let's see what
Speaker 2: we can do.
Speaker 8: Good morning Dale, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: They listen you sound heavy art of there, first of all,
Speaker 3: before we go any further, sounding great in the rehearsals.
Speaker 8: Mate, Oh thanks, yes, thanks so much.
Speaker 2: Are you all right down? What's up? But this is
Speaker 2: a different guy who I spoke to Friday.
Speaker 8: I'm not good. I've had better days of just I've
Speaker 8: just been I've been under a lot of pressure. I've
Speaker 8: got to admit. And yeah, we just as of Friday,
Speaker 8: we I sort of, you know, passed the message on
Speaker 8: what was happening with a Thursday night thing, and I
Speaker 8: got I was kind of just getting a little bit
Speaker 8: of you know, when I told Jay, you know, it's
Speaker 8: like he's like, oh, it should be good. Should be good.
Speaker 8: And as the weekend sort of went on, it just
Speaker 8: progressively got to the point where I was on the
Speaker 8: phone to him at midnight last night and I just, yeah,
Speaker 8: just the realization that he wasn't going to be able
Speaker 8: to make it Thursday. Just it was just one of
Speaker 8: those situations. So yeah, I send an email through to
Speaker 8: your producer back and yeah, there was a couple of
Speaker 8: couple of glasses of wine involved in that email too.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I'm just just not feeling.
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk about the swearing or bad
Speaker 3: language because I can.
Speaker 2: See this sheep from here. There's a lot of redactive information.
Speaker 2: There smells of share house as well. But no, let's
Speaker 2: leave that list.
Speaker 3: Let us take the pressure off you out because you've
Speaker 3: got enough going on, all right, worrying about all this,
Speaker 3: the rehearsals to gigs Thursday night and maybe even the
Speaker 3: bigger one under two weeks time. You need a guitarist
Speaker 3: for Thursday night's pub gig, don't.
Speaker 8: You we do, We did a lead guitarists.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, there's no way we're going to throw
Speaker 3: you out because of this has happened and it's real life.
Speaker 3: And the guy is obviously just trying to do his job,
Speaker 3: which is fair enough. So he's a baggage handler back
Speaker 3: in Hobart.
Speaker 2: Yes, so he flew in for the rehearsals this weekend.
Speaker 8: He well, actually he did it because that was sort
Speaker 8: of that was he couldn't make it for this weekend.
Speaker 8: Just quickly to the weird thing was that if he
Speaker 8: flew back on a Friday morning, he would have actually
Speaker 8: had to unload the bags from the plane that he
Speaker 8: was flying back to hobart On, so I said, I look,
Speaker 8: just when the plane lands, just walk up in the
Speaker 8: front of the plane day lands and Germans, please just
Speaker 8: hang for a second. I'm going to go down and
Speaker 8: get your bag. But he didn't think that was very fun.
Speaker 3: I'm sure this brand new wells, all the spice girls.
Speaker 3: You see them get off the plane then start klugging
Speaker 3: all this cases.
Speaker 2: That's rock and roll. That's how it's done these days.
Speaker 3: So we need a guitarist of Bungalow for Thursday night,
Speaker 3: a standing yes, yep, right, Okay, well listen, this is
Speaker 3: a big musical city. The fact that one hundred bands
Speaker 3: said they fancied reuniting, there's a lot of people out there.
Speaker 2: At first, I.
Speaker 3: Didn't think about poor old alex On, the band's citizen
Speaker 3: k who was denied the reunion slot.
Speaker 2: But he's a bass player.
Speaker 3: So this is a call out this morning if anyone
Speaker 3: knows a guitarist who's free Thursday night. And I guess
Speaker 3: if you've got time to rehearse with these standing guitarists this.
Speaker 8: Week, yes here definitely would yep, yeah.
Speaker 2: You like to get off the wine for one night?
Speaker 3: And I'm sure a lot of people would buy that.
Speaker 8: I have a laugh, but yeah, I could get off
Speaker 8: the one all right.
Speaker 3: So we need a guitarist. Bungalow needs a guitarist. One
Speaker 3: Last Dream needs you to help out here, So guitarists
Speaker 3: please call in.
Speaker 2: If only I worked with a guitarist.
Speaker 7: I mean, hello, Dale, I would love to do it,
Speaker 7: but I got to say I'm going to remain neutral
Speaker 7: surely across all three bands. If I'm going to be
Speaker 7: judging with you and the audience, I have to I
Speaker 7: can't have.
Speaker 3: You quite right special interest. I mean on those big
Speaker 3: shows like American Idol. You don't see we have got
Speaker 3: a singer, Simon cow Come on, Yeah, I shouldn't really
Speaker 3: do it this, guys. I'm going to play the triangle
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: Track breaker a break glass.
Speaker 7: In case of emergency, Dale, maybe I could be available
Speaker 7: on Thursday night.
Speaker 2: I'm sure. I'm sure we'll get your great guitar.
Speaker 8: Definitely.
Speaker 3: All right, give us a call. The storm then has
Speaker 3: helped dayl Oud. Okay, Dal, We'll catch up with you
Speaker 3: soon with some good news. Don't worry, buddy, I know
Speaker 3: we can help you out.
Speaker 8: Thanks for other standy guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks doubt Cinderella will go to the ball this Thursday night.
Speaker 3: Don't worry nine four one one four three. We're looking
Speaker 3: for a guitarist.
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Speaker 3: One Blast Dream Rock and Roll needs a guitarist right now.
Speaker 3: One of the top three bands or one last tream.
Speaker 3: This mission we've been on the last three weeks asking
Speaker 3: you to reunite your old bands because we've got an
Speaker 3: amazing gig, a second chance opening up for Jimmy Barnes
Speaker 3: the Angels from the fifteen thousand people that at Werriby
Speaker 3: Mansions in just under two weeks time. One of the
Speaker 3: bands needs a guitarist. We're doing this live performance with
Speaker 3: him this Thursday night. All three bands playing live in
Speaker 3: the Labor in Vain in Fitzroy. Your chance to come
Speaker 3: and join us and see the bands in a couple
Speaker 3: of moments before that, we need guitarist. Their guitarist is
Speaker 3: a baggage handler in Hobart. He can't do the gig,
Speaker 3: fly back and start his shift early Friday morning, so
Speaker 3: they need a guitarist. A sap Jason, good morning, Good
Speaker 3: morning man, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you very much for responding to our sos.
Speaker 3: You might be to help out.
Speaker 9: Oh look, God, I can't help help meself.
Speaker 8: My book.
Speaker 9: Moy Son is a pretty good guitar, Harris. Might he
Speaker 9: play for a lot of Australian artists that have en around,
Speaker 9: so I'm sure he'd be able to fill in. Might
Speaker 9: if he couldn't, I don't know who could.
Speaker 3: But it was going really well, maw, we're about to
Speaker 3: square one.
Speaker 9: It doesn't it doesn't know about this. Might he still asleep?
Speaker 2: Now? A quick question? How old is your son?
Speaker 9: He's twenty four?
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought you were talking about some teenage boy.
Speaker 3: Can I ask why she's still asleep at seven thirty.
Speaker 2: In the morning?
Speaker 9: He's always asked gigging? Might he's a he's a busy boy.
Speaker 9: He guys all over the fly, gigging and filling in
Speaker 9: and all. He's pretty well known in the area.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And who's he? Who's he played with them? Any
Speaker 2: names that we might know.
Speaker 9: Wendy Stibleton, Russell Morris, Wilbur Wall, Norm Mighty Row. I
Speaker 9: think it is all Normy Row as well. He played
Speaker 9: with guys.
Speaker 2: Jason. Are you like his booking agent. Are you as
Speaker 2: his manager?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 9: I'm just going to work. Might heard her on the radar.
Speaker 9: I thought I'll give a bit of a game.
Speaker 2: Well this is great.
Speaker 3: So he's asleep at the moment, and well hopefully he's
Speaker 3: free Thursday night because he sounds like exact the kind
Speaker 3: of guy we want.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's providing my book for any of his major gigs.
Speaker 8: So yeah, look, give mccormy.
Speaker 7: I know, Jason, when does he usually wake up? Or
Speaker 7: we know by ten o'clock this morning when we finished
Speaker 7: the show.
Speaker 8: We wake him up.
Speaker 9: Straight away my sleeve. You'll just give McCall might sleeve
Speaker 9: and get him up.
Speaker 3: Do you want us to call your son and go listen,
Speaker 3: I got a gig for your Thursday night?
Speaker 2: Is that what? You're too? Kind? Jason? You too? What
Speaker 2: a city? All right? Jason, thank you very much, and
Speaker 2: cormete Okay, we'll take you up on that. No worry, Mike,
Speaker 2: There we go, see, here we go. You have a
Speaker 2: good day. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 3: So, Patsy, you must have been down to Pellegrini. Such
Speaker 3: a big part of Melbourne life there and you must
Speaker 3: have met Sister himself.
Speaker 6: I was a beautiful man and so popular with the locals.
Speaker 6: He was a Melbourne institution.
Speaker 4: So sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's really really sad, and one of the big
Speaker 3: things we were looking to when we moved over here
Speaker 3: to Melbourne and sady. London's one of the most targeted
Speaker 3: terrorist cities as well, and sadly there have been moments
Speaker 3: of terrorist attacks as well. And even though it was
Speaker 3: so horrific on Friday night, and the whole world saw
Speaker 3: it as well, and it's so sad the circumstances, well,
Speaker 3: how Cisto lost his life as well, going to help
Speaker 3: somebody out to look like he was in a car accident.
Speaker 2: It's heartbreaking.
Speaker 3: But the amazing thing that really I've only lived he
Speaker 3: is seven months. The amazing thing I took away from
Speaker 3: that despite seeing the very you know, the worst of
Speaker 3: what people can do. I thought also Friday night, and
Speaker 3: it says so much about the city. And I was
Speaker 3: sending this to my dad last night. I was saying,
Speaker 3: it really shows what big heart there isn't in the city.
Speaker 3: First of all, in the brave and cealesish acts of
Speaker 3: the police. Those policemen, I think they've only just been
Speaker 3: in the job like three.
Speaker 4: Months, yeah, one of them, yeah, twelve weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they did absolutely everything they good to try
Speaker 3: and talk that guy down before using their weapons. And
Speaker 3: then there's a guy who's become knowing like the superhero now.
Speaker 3: Trolley Man, yes, and trolly Man is someone that you've
Speaker 3: probably all been around that are and all you've seen
Speaker 3: is a homeless person. And we've all done that where
Speaker 3: you see a homeless person and you don't see the person,
Speaker 3: you just see, oh my god, it's a homeless person.
Speaker 3: And that's a guy. And his name is Michael Rogers.
Speaker 3: Michael Rodgers is a homeless guy in and out of
Speaker 3: how he's been in trouble with the police, but then
Speaker 3: does something. He steps up with a trolley and goes
Speaker 3: to help the police and come to their aid. And
Speaker 3: I think there's something really really special about that. It
Speaker 3: says a lot about in those moments and the brave
Speaker 3: and selfless out of what the police did. You see
Speaker 3: the very best of us in this city as well.
Speaker 3: So I just want to take a few moments as well.
Speaker 3: I'm new here, but I've just seen the outpouring of
Speaker 3: grief and people who've been to Pellegrines as kids, maybe
Speaker 3: some cheesecake there or got into some Italian coffee, and so.
Speaker 2: Many of you really really knew sister as well.
Speaker 3: I just thought we just want to take a moment
Speaker 3: to talk about that and also just to play a
Speaker 3: little song this morning as well for trolley Man, for
Speaker 3: Sister and those people that we know that show the
Speaker 3: very best of us as well.
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Speaker 3: Early on we were talking about one last stream, one
Speaker 3: of the three bands I think's of a symbol in life,
Speaker 3: is it? One of the three bands rehearsing of the
Speaker 3: weekend and they're called Bungalow and they've got a guitarist
Speaker 3: and heez over in Hobart and obviously Friday on the show,
Speaker 3: they're very excited to find out they were in the
Speaker 3: top three and then sudden we hit them within the news.
Speaker 3: Listen this Thursday night, you've got a pub gig. You're
Speaker 3: playing in Fitzroy, Labor and Vain, all three bands playing
Speaker 3: live for the first time, I don't know, twenty to
Speaker 3: twenty five years going around the top three bands.
Speaker 2: The guitarist though, he's got a real job.
Speaker 3: He's a baggage handler over in Hobart and he's got
Speaker 3: shift starting Friday morning. And at one point it was
Speaker 3: looking at the flight that was going to be taking
Speaker 3: him back to Hobart from Melbourne after the gig. He'd
Speaker 3: have to get off the flight and then leg get
Speaker 3: under the plane to start lugging the luggage. So he
Speaker 3: can't make that happen. So they need a guitarist. He
Speaker 3: sent us an email one fifteen am this morning, almost
Speaker 3: breaking down, saying, you're obviously gonna have to throw us
Speaker 3: out the competition. We're not going to do that. I'm
Speaker 3: sure we can find a guitarist. A guy called Jason
Speaker 3: calls in and he's not a guitarist, but his son is.
Speaker 3: He's twenty five and he's still in bed.
Speaker 2: It's Temba stay.
Speaker 3: His son's finally got out of bed and he plays
Speaker 3: on a lot of different bands. He's obviously a very
Speaker 3: good guitarist. Culong story short. His son Aaron can't now
Speaker 3: make the gig Thursday night. He didn't get now about
Speaker 3: his old man is pimping him out for work. He's
Speaker 3: got gig, So we're back to square one. An hour later,
Speaker 3: we've gained nothing. We still need a guitarist who is
Speaker 3: available to play. It's just two songs. It's available to
Speaker 3: play this Thursday night in Fitzroy. So if you do
Speaker 3: know anyone please give us a called nine four one
Speaker 3: four one four three.
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Speaker 3: So every Monday on the show we do this is
Speaker 3: called misheard lyrics and it's started because a guy who
Speaker 3: listens to this show on the podcast catch Up with
Speaker 3: the podcast over in Scotland. He had us talking one
Speaker 3: morning about misheard lyrics and I don't realize this guy's
Speaker 3: step Forward said, I'm obsessed with him.
Speaker 2: On his hard drive.
Speaker 3: He's got three hundred separate sound files of various songs
Speaker 3: with mishard lyrics. I said, please, once a week, can
Speaker 3: you email me a top five? And so that's what
Speaker 3: we started doing. Last week we found one of our
Speaker 3: favorite ones, Selene Dion. You'll have heard this line many
Speaker 3: times the honers. We're about to ruin this huge, huge
Speaker 3: platinum Selim song from a massive movie, Titanic. Okay you
Speaker 3: hear that, Yes, he's talking about the heart will go on?
Speaker 3: Or is it the hot dogs go on.
Speaker 2: The hoag?
Speaker 3: You can't unhear that.
Speaker 2: That's it now, that's all you'll ever hear. But the
Speaker 2: hot dogs go on the hockag.
Speaker 3: I prefer that version there when they're talking about getting
Speaker 3: a really beautiful song about you know, a barbecue, basically
Speaker 3: when you put the hot dogs on the Beatles. When
Speaker 3: we started doing this top five as well, now ruined
Speaker 3: forever this line.
Speaker 2: My baby don't care?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 3: My baby donkey? All right, So the guy is called
Speaker 3: John Lily. Here's his brand new top five. So let's
Speaker 3: go through these. First of all, black Sabbath crazy train.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: So Ozzie there is mumbling his way through I know
Speaker 3: that things are going wrong for me. Or is Ossie
Speaker 3: actually saying I know that pizza go with broccoli.
Speaker 2: John in Scotland. That is genius. That's a new favorite one.
Speaker 2: Haven't listened again.
Speaker 3: Then I know that pizza go with broccoli, Ozzy strength
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Here it the other way. All right, let's go to
Speaker 2: Charlie Booth and attention.
Speaker 11: You run around, running around, running around, throwing that dirt
Speaker 11: al on money.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Now, first of all, I'm sorry for even playing something
Speaker 3: like this. It feels like I've dropped a big old,
Speaker 3: stinky floater and the toilet of this show.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it's for the feature. Okay. So he's meant
Speaker 2: to be.
Speaker 3: Saying, you've been running around, running, running, running, thrown all
Speaker 3: that on my name? Or is it you've been running, running,
Speaker 3: running around, throwing that turtle on my name?
Speaker 11: You running around, running around, running around, throwing that dirt
Speaker 11: al on money to me, running around, running around, running around,
Speaker 11: throwing that dirt al on money.
Speaker 3: All right, Tom Jones, Big old Tom Jones, all right,
Speaker 3: so that's wrong. Mama told me not to come. That
Speaker 3: ain't the way to have fun, son, is what Tom's
Speaker 3: supposed to be saying. Or is it marry the waiter,
Speaker 3: have fun son?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could just about here. Marry the way to
Speaker 2: have fun son? All right?
Speaker 3: Now, band of the Moment, Number one movie of the weekend,
Speaker 3: Bohemian Rhapsody.
Speaker 2: This is I want it all a great Freddie.
Speaker 3: They're saying, adventure seeker on an empty street? Or is
Speaker 3: it adventure seagull on an empty street? Kind kind of
Speaker 3: here again, adventure seagull on an empty street?
Speaker 2: That we hear that? All right, let's go to Shanaia Twain.
Speaker 1: Looks slack.
Speaker 3: We made it, looks like we made it from You'll
Speaker 3: store the one? Or is it looks like we made it?
Speaker 1: Looks slack?
Speaker 3: We made it different song.
Speaker 2: It looks slack. We're going to get some low roll.
Speaker 2: Clear it all up. Okay, we got too much.
Speaker 3: We've got some more coming up next on Monday's Misheard
Speaker 3: lyrics on God one four point three John, those were great.
Speaker 2: Thank you, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: We're doing our Monday Misheard lyrics. If you've got any
Speaker 3: for next week, email me Christian at Gold one four
Speaker 3: three dot com dot au so father this morning then
Speaker 3: and our top five by listener John that he sends
Speaker 3: to us every week. We've had a new favorite one
Speaker 3: Ozzy Osborne Crazy Train.
Speaker 2: This lyric.
Speaker 3: No longer will you know it is? I know that
Speaker 3: things that going wrong for me. You know we'll hear
Speaker 3: it as I know that pizza go with broccoli.
Speaker 2: There you go. It's a very different Blacks song.
Speaker 3: Now, all right, then let's go through some of that
Speaker 3: have coming from you, christianis comes from Phil Macy Gray.
Speaker 2: I try remember this song.
Speaker 3: What happened to Macy Grich A huge one just everywhere
Speaker 3: My world rumbles when you are not here? Or is
Speaker 3: it I wear goggles when you are not here? Almost
Speaker 3: let's go back to her nineties now, Katie Lang constant craving,
Speaker 3: right or is she singing that she can't stand gravy?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, you would accept that one from Adrian Yep, all
Speaker 3: right like that one. This comes from Ewin in Carton,
Speaker 3: Stevie Winwood, High Love, bri It's song. I almost don't
Speaker 3: want to play this because I really like this song.
Speaker 3: It's going to irritate me.
Speaker 2: Now take me to a high Love or is it
Speaker 2: Bake me a pie of love? Ruined Stevie?
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry, bake me a pie of love? You went,
Speaker 3: Britney Spears.
Speaker 2: Piece of me?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 2: Do you want a piece of me? Or is it
Speaker 2: do you want a piece of meat?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 2: Does sound like meat? You? Yeah, I'll take that one.
Speaker 3: Jilly Okay, final couple here fand the man Morrison, brown
Speaker 3: eyed girl?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 2: Where did we go? Okay? So, hey, where do we go?
Speaker 2: Or is it? Hey there? Rodrigo? He where did we go?
Speaker 3: Almost stambered this from the eighties. Buddy Davis size. Now
Speaker 3: is that she's got Buddy Davis size? Or is that
Speaker 3: she's got better days to decide?
Speaker 2: Dave sad? She got better day decide?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 3: Now I'm not sure about this. I wasn't even sure
Speaker 3: we should play out on air. But it's very much
Speaker 3: Jack's kind of humor. This is a classic rock and
Speaker 3: roll song. This is not going to be the last
Speaker 3: one this morning, right, This is a classic rock and
Speaker 3: roll song, Bill Haley.
Speaker 2: When the parts Darke's Trap Wheel when the clock strikes
Speaker 2: twelve were call off?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 2: Or is it when the clock strikes twelve we poo
Speaker 2: our pants? When the carts stakes trap it is I'm
Speaker 2: afraid to say, when the Hart darkes trap, it is,
Speaker 2: cart strikes trap.
Speaker 3: All right, let's call it a day there for those
Speaker 3: if you've got some misheard lyrics for next Monday, Christian
Speaker 3: at Gold one O four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: But for now, when the cart darkes trap, win our.
Speaker 1: Ten years of age the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four.
Speaker 3: So yesterday, beautiful sunny day, gorgeous day here Melbourne for
Speaker 3: us pommies, that was boiling hot, baking hot. Heat wave
Speaker 3: could fry an egg out there in three seconds.
Speaker 2: I'm actually a little bit off. You notice a little
Speaker 2: bit burnt today.
Speaker 4: You've got a bit of color.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I fell asleep in the sun and my
Speaker 3: face lod one way and an have lotion on that
Speaker 3: side of my face. So if you if I move
Speaker 3: around sunny because it was a little bit burned, but
Speaker 3: beautiful day. And so I said, you know, it's barbecue. Okay,
Speaker 3: this We're in the land of barbecue. So we had
Speaker 3: a barbecue for lunch yesterday. And then my wife said
Speaker 3: for tea in the evening. She went all sort out
Speaker 3: a tea for us. We all sit down and she
Speaker 3: brings over You know, I did lunch, so she did tea.
Speaker 3: She brings over for all of us, me and the kids.
Speaker 3: What are unmistakably bowls of soup?
Speaker 2: Oh now we got into ing gong, how about you guys?
Speaker 3: And I'm happy to say sorry if I got this wrong,
Speaker 3: but I don't really believe that soup is a meal.
Speaker 7: Oh well, I would have been sort of peering over
Speaker 7: to the kitchen going okay, this is a nice appetizer,
Speaker 7: but what what's going on for the main.
Speaker 2: Where's the actual food? You know?
Speaker 3: I mean, you don't go to a restaurant and then
Speaker 3: show you the menu. You know, under mat it's this soup.
Speaker 2: You go. We're leaving, darling, So do you, I am
Speaker 2: I wrong.
Speaker 4: It's a typical Sunday night meal, though we'll sometimes have pigs.
Speaker 2: Sunday night like a Sunday road.
Speaker 4: But you had your main meal of the day for lunch.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yes, burgers.
Speaker 4: Yes, there you go, so you have something light, but
Speaker 4: it's not.
Speaker 2: See the argument we had was that souper is a meal.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it is a meal.
Speaker 7: Actually, depending on level of chunkiness. It's very very chunky,
Speaker 7: like if there's more if there's less water than like
Speaker 7: the fodder.
Speaker 2: Now you're talking about some kind of you know, like
Speaker 2: a noodle bowl. Yes, this was soup. Soup, that's soup.
Speaker 4: Was it homemade? Christian? What are you complaining about? She's
Speaker 4: a beautiful pot of soup.
Speaker 3: Lovely, I'm not complaining about that. Let's focus on what
Speaker 3: the thing was. The debate was whether or not soup
Speaker 3: is a meal. Was it satisfying, so delicious homemade soup?
Speaker 2: Of course?
Speaker 4: Were you hungry after it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: Right? What about the girls?
Speaker 3: They signed it with me as well? You know they
Speaker 3: were rudy as well. Beck, you believe that soup is
Speaker 3: a meal.
Speaker 4: Soup is one meal?
Speaker 2: Now, how do you how do you classify that.
Speaker 12: Because you have you make your toast and maybe melt
Speaker 12: some cheese and your toast to have that withzard, or
Speaker 12: you put cheese on top of the set.
Speaker 3: You talk about a gorgeous French soup which is very
Speaker 3: very nice. They grate the cheese on top and have
Speaker 3: the little gorgeous crotons in there as well.
Speaker 2: You can add so much your bowl of souper such
Speaker 2: it and you know what, you're adding the food meal
Speaker 2: bitch to bulk up the lightweight non meal.
Speaker 3: If you've got to add stuff to it, you're saying
Speaker 3: this is really weak.
Speaker 2: It's not enough less.
Speaker 3: Chuck, bread, cheese and other actual bits to bulk up it.
Speaker 3: So it almost becomes like a meal. It's not a meal,
Speaker 3: it's a meal.
Speaker 2: It's definitely a meal.
Speaker 3: No, because sometimes in restaurance they bring out something before
Speaker 3: the meal, don't they appetizer?
Speaker 2: An appetizer there.
Speaker 3: Anyway, if I got this wrong, please join in the
Speaker 3: big debate this morning on soup gape is super meal.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
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Speaker 3: What's the Breakfast show finishes starting at ten right through
Speaker 3: till five with Gavin Miller. Tonight one ticket, You and
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Speaker 3: be listening for the It's a Golden ticket, all right?
Speaker 3: Would you have thought of this? I wouldn't have done.
Speaker 3: It's a golden ticket on gold one of four point three.
Speaker 3: Be listening for the Golden Song every hour?
Speaker 2: Oh what a player words? Right, it's right there.
Speaker 3: But it's easy to say once someone else, a genius
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Speaker 3: the station, the Golden Ticket, bang the Golden Song. And
Speaker 3: also it's a famous phrase that we all know the
Speaker 3: Golden Song.
Speaker 2: You know, yes, I use it every day. That movie for.
Speaker 3: Them in the end, didn't they Golden Song one, two
Speaker 3: and three? You always say that, what's your favorite Golden song?
Speaker 3: It makes sense. It's genius Boss okay. Anyway that starts
Speaker 3: at ten o'clock with listening out to that golden song
Speaker 3: might get fine.
Speaker 2: I don't know. In fact, I have an eye line
Speaker 2: to sees office from.
Speaker 3: She asked that on purpose, You're the only person she
Speaker 3: can see in the studio, not the head master, going yeah,
Speaker 3: I see you, knuckle down post all right, then, soup?
Speaker 2: Is it a meal? Yes or no?
Speaker 3: A little dingong last night at tea time when I
Speaker 3: thought my meal's here and a bowl of soup turns up.
Speaker 3: I've got one one line email here from one of
Speaker 3: our listeners, Aaron Brockhouse. If you've got a name, not
Speaker 3: that you're a man of strong opinions, because you've got
Speaker 3: a surname that rhymes with roadhouse.
Speaker 2: Brock House even sounds like a TV detective. We need
Speaker 2: to call brock House. Uh. Soup is for pensioners and prisoners.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's what he says, not hello, goodbye, Simply soup is
Speaker 3: for pensioners and prisoners.
Speaker 2: Thank you, brock House. Ozzie, good morning, Good you mate,
Speaker 2: I'm very good, Ozzie. What do you reckon? Welcome to soup? Gape?
Speaker 2: Is it a meal? Yes or no?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 12: It is momm used to make it used to take
Speaker 12: two to three days to make a may cause of soup,
Speaker 12: and it was just it was a diple, so.
Speaker 2: She'd make it like a homemade one for two or
Speaker 2: three days.
Speaker 12: Check your lamb in there, the wait till the lamb
Speaker 12: comes off on the bone. Here's your lamb.
Speaker 3: Milk for trees and everything else in there sounds beautiful,
Speaker 3: But it's a meal because of your good friend in there,
Speaker 3: mister lamb.
Speaker 12: Oh right, yeah, I think it was a milk because
Speaker 12: my mother might have for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but no, you love me, but it's not soup.
Speaker 2: Is it soup? You don't get a can of lamb anyway.
Speaker 12: He can't go down safely, or WI buy him show
Speaker 12: soup and that's what you get.
Speaker 3: I'll see, Thank you very much, as Cale. I'm still
Speaker 3: with aarons and prisoner. He summed up for me, Vicky.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Christian. I love your morning show. I listen
Speaker 5: to you every single morning without a fail. And I
Speaker 5: agree with rock Health. We'll call him Sergeant brock Health
Speaker 5: because he sounds like you should be on a show
Speaker 5: like the Bill rock House. And I come from an
Speaker 5: English family and I'm all with you. There and Nope,
Speaker 5: it's not a meal. It's my father. We go out
Speaker 5: for a meal. My father's seventy five years old, and
Speaker 5: he'll get a soup and then he'll get a roast exactly.
Speaker 2: Because he's seventy five.
Speaker 3: He's a prisoner, he's a Well there you go, all right, Vicky,
Speaker 3: thanks it not for your cool Thank you.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Coome morning, Jeff, Yeah, pretty good, Jeff. What do
Speaker 2: you reckon? Soup? Gape? Is it in a meal?
Speaker 12: Even though the word the soup is disgusting.
Speaker 2: You got no teeth.
Speaker 9: We're a good lips.
Speaker 8: You can't digest anything.
Speaker 5: You can have soup.
Speaker 2: You're right. Will they give people in the hospital soup?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jeff, we're still allow a like soup. We're just saying,
Speaker 7: is it a meal or not?
Speaker 3: Don't get Jeff or Brockhouse on the subject of super
Speaker 3: case Fighting tool.
Speaker 2: Jeff, thank you. Maybe I should call have a good
Speaker 2: day mate.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: He came down the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Gold one
Speaker 1: four point three, All.
Speaker 3: Right, time for this week's at works time waster. There's
Speaker 3: no way to sort of say why this makes sense
Speaker 3: or I just get straight into it. We're just looking
Speaker 3: for fish movies.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 3: It isn't National Carp Day or anything like that. We're
Speaker 3: just looking for fish movies because we're looking for fish movies. Dude,
Speaker 3: where's my carp? The Codfather still a great start. Uh,
Speaker 3: Requiem for a Bream.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's good. And I remember from I think we
Speaker 2: did fish bands last time. I learned the brain as
Speaker 2: a fish. Yep, that's right now.
Speaker 7: I have that known knowledge and I can find that
Speaker 7: funny trout of Africa.
Speaker 2: I don't know it out of Africa like a classic movie.
Speaker 3: Boy in the Striped Piranhas. That's yeah, you knows Barana's everyone.
Speaker 3: I bet you never heard of this one.
Speaker 2: I'm going with it anyway. Get Tatar, for get Carter Michael.
Speaker 3: K movie Roach House, an underwater bouncer, little roach and the.
Speaker 2: Roach I think of a cockroach.
Speaker 3: It's also a top of fish here and the breakfast
Speaker 3: Chub that's not my favorite, the breakfast job. All right,
Speaker 3: what have you got fish movies?
Speaker 2: Missus? Troutfire Ah, I love it very good. Zero Shark thirty.
Speaker 7: And Luck Stuck and two Smoking Barrel Mundy Lock Stuck
Speaker 7: and two Smoking Barrel Monday. You know how I asked
Speaker 7: to do fish movies because I have a good one
Speaker 7: and that was my I.
Speaker 2: Was waiting for. I just left a gap there for
Speaker 2: the good one to turn up. Turns up.
Speaker 3: It's been gone all right then, So fish movies Texas
Speaker 3: Jaws On four seven five o three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: This week is an extra incentive.
Speaker 3: We got a Village Cinema Gold Class pass.
Speaker 2: You can win that for the best one.
Speaker 3: Jackmonk's in ten minutes time fish movies Oh four seven.
Speaker 2: Five o three one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: All right, today's that work time waste fish movies. That's
Speaker 3: what we've been asking to get involved with today.
Speaker 2: You're ready to mark, I am.
Speaker 7: Ready, And there is a Village Gold Class boucher to
Speaker 7: give away. So I'll be giving away gold classes. Is
Speaker 7: of just regular golds.
Speaker 2: But they but I should say, they won't all win
Speaker 2: the voucher. Only one will win.
Speaker 3: Silence of the Clams not a fish Silver, still funny though,
Speaker 3: Guppy Gilmore sil plus Cod Air one of my favorite films.
Speaker 3: Gold Brendan, well done, a few good mackerel. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: that's silver plus I'm Mary and in summary, the karate.
Speaker 2: Squid that's our first gold.
Speaker 3: Stratos is back nothing last week he is back Stratos.
Speaker 2: No country for old salmon salmon. Oh yeah, took me
Speaker 2: a while to get the pun, but that's your fault,
Speaker 2: not Lee in Melbourne.
Speaker 7: It's actually the delivery as well.
Speaker 2: And then it's so funny.
Speaker 3: So brons kill Krill said of kill Bill silver Saw
Speaker 3: Chris a starfish is born gold worldne Pete Eat Love,
Speaker 3: Cray Oliver and Berrick.
Speaker 2: Is crayfish fish? The keyword there fish in the cray crayfish.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look like fish. It's not your business. What
Speaker 2: are you? God, you're going to go down reclassifying silver
Speaker 2: fur confusion, Bridget Jones story. That's a gold class frying Nemo.
Speaker 3: That's the Gold Raiders of the Lost Shark Gold lu
Speaker 3: Cup and Noosa. You've got Mail Becomes, You've got Mullet,
Speaker 3: Danny and Preston Bronze, Edward Salmon Hans Gold Class Class
Speaker 3: World done, Harley, Willie Wonka and the Fish Factory. Come on,
Speaker 3: Wendy and Magic Pike, Magic Mike Bronze. Okay, what are
Speaker 3: we giving the tickets?
Speaker 2: It's not it's not the best we've ever had.
Speaker 3: But Edward Salmon Hans gets that one.
Speaker 2: Well done, Harley, Thank you very much everyone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourn's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: How are things with you guys?
Speaker 4: You're not good?
Speaker 7: No, I can tell he needs to suck up. Pat
Speaker 7: You obviously have a problem with you today. Is that
Speaker 7: why you wore camos? Because it came in like a
Speaker 7: soldier and you're.
Speaker 4: Going to put some black paint on my face?
Speaker 3: So you planning some sort of militia or something you
Speaker 3: take into the streets to keep us all since you
Speaker 3: and Johnny.
Speaker 4: Man actually takes some pride in how I present myself.
Speaker 3: I mean you look, I didn't say anything. Why am
Speaker 3: I being told off and giving the old stink? I
Speaker 3: didn't do anything. I'm not the one that texted you
Speaker 3: let's go for a drink after School of Rock on
Speaker 3: Friday night?
Speaker 2: And he just bug it off.
Speaker 7: Actually never seen camo and then the has like studded
Speaker 7: jewels looking Friday night forgot but.
Speaker 2: Come on, forget it. We need a guitarist.
Speaker 3: There's a band in one Last Dream and then in
Speaker 3: the final three they've got a gig Thursday night. All
Speaker 3: the bands are playing live on Thursday night in fits
Speaker 3: at Labor in Vain. More Chelsea to come and join
Speaker 3: us tomorrow the show. But today we need the guitarist.
Speaker 3: All we're doing is getting phone calls from a lot
Speaker 3: of you saying my husband is a guitarist.
Speaker 2: We haven't heard from a single person who.
Speaker 3: Is a guitarist. There's something about this elusive band member.
Speaker 3: They're either asleep right now or they don't want to
Speaker 3: use the phone.
Speaker 7: I just thought of somebody who we've had on the
Speaker 7: show before, Patter's daughter Audrey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, slave Labor.
Speaker 2: He's having a tick.
Speaker 4: What kids are out of bound?
Speaker 2: Camo is going to get you. If you know a guitarist,
Speaker 2: so you are one, email me Christian at Gold one
Speaker 2: four three dot com dot au the.
Speaker 1: Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: What an exciting day ahead of us, all of us.
Speaker 3: Today we've canceled planers. We're going to gather around a
Speaker 3: radio and we're going to play the Golden Ticket. Mom, Dad, Gampa, Grandma,
Speaker 3: all of our friends will go and we we'd love
Speaker 3: you to play a love as well.
Speaker 2: We're going to do.
Speaker 3: And how it works is you keep listening and every
Speaker 3: single hour there will be a golden song. You listen
Speaker 3: out for the golden song. Why are you doing this
Speaker 3: to get the golden ticket? Surely everyone knows about this
Speaker 3: right now? Your golden ticket you and to make getting
Speaker 3: to go to all the big shows the Eagles Field, Connins,
Speaker 3: Brian Ferry, the Red Hot Summer Tour, Kylie and Banana Rama.
Speaker 2: It starts with Huggy.
Speaker 3: Next tunn of today's show is simply Brockhouse exclamation mark.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh four
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