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In honor of Tyler being alive, today’s theme song is Freddies Dead by Curtis Mayfield. A bit later, Sal Cirrincione calls in with the Rock Report, but first we talk about Stamps.com and suggest some more funny taglines for them. Stamps.com: Stop Licking & Start Sticking, or Stamps.com: Great for Agouraphobics! If you have a funny one to share with us Tweet it to us with the hashtag #BJSTAMPS.
Brian and Jill had a very fun lunch yesterday and the great local eatery, California Canteen. Thank goodness no one caught Brian in the act of his famous butter pat caper. Video to follow.
Our dear friend Sal Cirrincione calls in with his Rock Report featuring news on Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir, Ringo Starr’s Grammy play, Kiss’ Rock & Brew venture and much more.
Shout out to listener Sean Mullins for sending Brian and Jill the super cool phone speakers! Wow, so nice of you man! Then we check out the super awkward Interview turned good between Mila Kunis and a first time, starstruck British interviewer. She was amazing and earns lots of “Lad-Points” for being so kind to this young man on his first time out. Makes us love her more… and she has a great rack. Reminds us of the scene in Notting Hill… so we play the clip between Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. This leads to B&J sharing super awkward interviews they have been a part of. Yeesh!
Straight into playing the GAME with Loran from Burbank and Tom from Vista.
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THEME SONG : FREDDIES DEAD – CURTIS MAYFIELD
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MILA KUNIS BEST INTERVIEW EVER!
FREDDIES DEAD – CURTIS MAYFIELD
NOTTING HILL
While I like Sal, I have a hard time getting excited about music news about artists in their late 60′s.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mue05fazqsI
Johnny Cash and Linda Ronstadt. How cute is she? Wow.
Similar to your Bob Weir story today, I saw Jethro Tull in Memphis one year. The notoriously temperamental Ian Anderson was dallying around with a soft acoustic number and the mostly drunken southern crowd was interested in something else, and they were yelling for Aqualung. He got mad, in Bob Weir style, and stood up, kicked his chair off the stage, and screamed a few choice words at the audience and started a heavier song. It wasn’t the best concert I’ve ever seen, for sure.
Where’s the video of the butter pad on the ceiling. Dying to see it.
Along the lines of Brian’s story about being disenchanted by a movie star…
I was 10 yrs old, attending the Police/Celeb Golf Tournament.
Met ALL kinds of great stars from TV & movies, got autographs, took pics, etc…The actors were really accesible & friendly, until —-
Donny Most (Ralph Malph from “Happy Days”)…you’d think he’d be a barrel of monkeys, but no.
I was FEET away from him, about to ask for an autograph, when he turned to his assistant and angrily yelled, “Get those fucking kids BEHIND the ropes!” (like we were about to mob him or something!!)
My image was shattered ~
I knew about flinging the butter on the ceiling from the movie Car Wash!
Mila’s interview with the Brit was best interview with ANYONE that I’ve seen in a long time! LOL, I love how she took 45 seconds to answer all the questions that every interviewer asks. I hope she really does go to a football match and a pub with him!
Happy birthday Kathee!!
hey BJ crue how about the Rondstadt/Neville tune “I Don’t Know Much” as a bumper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD6TfEWtIYI
Y not make it a thousand and lunch with you two, butter flinging lessons optional.