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Daily Podcast pt. 1 -"What are your red flag hobbies?"
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Follow and listen to Kelly Corrigan wonders on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, places, please. The Daily Meg Show is on deck. Guitar is plugged in. Drum's ready to go. Chickens. Other animals. And action. This is the Daily Meg Show on The Rock. Jared Daly and Steve Miggs. While listening to the Daily Meg Show, please refrain from any unnecessary finger gesturing. 99.9KISW. There's a music website called Yardbarker, and they just put out an article about bands that feature more than one primary vocalist. Okay, so my first instinct was thinking, like, evanescence, but that's not a bet. Then they don't have two singers. They just had a song where they had the guy goin', whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, or he's like the guitarist. But he did do a lot of... Yeah. Just like that one song. Yeah. There's no one song. No. Well, we have a few of the highlights. Here is one. Ah, let's go. Now, obviously this is for Sara. This is her favorite band, but I think we could all agree to Alice and change her freakin' great. Yeah, I mean, whether it's Lame Staley fronting the song or Jerry Cantrell fronting the song or even now William Vovol fronting the song, they do such a great job blending those harmonies and each getting an opportunity to be the star of the song. If I was gonna make a list, like, an amount much more of bands that have two singers or multiple singers, they're number one. Without question. And it really does illustrate and prove how great and how talented Jerry Cantrell is. The fact that they can move on without Lame, which sucks, obviously, but you bring in William Vovol and it feel like they didn't miss much of a beat because you still got Jerry. You still got his songwriting abilities and those backing vocals add so much to their song. The signature sound. Another on the list of bands that feature more than one primary vocalist. Danny's favorite band, I will be honest, I love how you wear it when I look it up. I didn't know. I was like, I don't know any kiss songs really and I was like, well, what other songs do they all sing on? And this was the first one that came up in the Google search. I was thinking I'm wondering what song is Danny going to go with, I thought maybe Detroit Rock City or I want a rock and roll on night. Do they both sing on that one too? I don't think so, but you know, a lot of their songs I think it's like, if Gene Singing, Gene Singing. Yeah. I'm sure Joe Dred, our buddy Joe is a big kiss fan. I love kiss, don't get me wrong, but I think, you know, I know we're near the fandom that he has and the knowledge that he has, but like if Paul Singing, it's mostly just Paul. Yeah. But even like, Ace is saying some songs and Peter Chris as well. Sure. Another band that features more than one primary vocalist. Oh my God. Sing Taryn's face. The minute anything by the Grateful Dead comes on, it's just like a kid in a candy store. You've got your Jerry Garcia songs, you've got your Bob Weir songs. They're all amazing. It's like her face morphs. Yeah. It really did. That's just the acid, Steve. She's glowing right now. You like, I mean, like you turn into a hippie. It's weird. Like your leather jacket just started turning tie-dye. There was like a facial change when you hear hippie music. So great. I will say that. I did love pulling that video because it's just skeletons on stage singing. That is a great video. I was like, I was cool. I've never seen this one before. Danny's a deadhead now. I'm not. I finally broke through. Well, that's true. I'm not. Let's not get crazy. But it is a cool video because it is kind of like a fun poking fun at themselves, kind of a thing. For sure. Yeah. This is a list that Yard Barker put together of bands that have more than one primary vocalist. Where's the ground in love with a girl with a rock show? She said, well, and I told her that I've been down. She's so cool. Let's see what people can do. Yep. Mine is the Grateful Dead one. I'm on board for all the other three. Danny. So good. I thought of you. I almost sent it to our group chat. Okay. I forgot. Have you ever heard of a comedian by the name of Whitmer Thomas? No. I know. I want to play you this clip because it cracked me up. And I also it cracked me up also because some Blink 182 fans clearly don't have a sense of humor and they couldn't laugh at this joke, but I thought it was real as a Blink 182 fan. I thought this joke was hilarious. Is Danny's going to laugh? Let me look at him. Yeah. He's covering from Emo night. I feel like he's got more sleep. I think he's a little less irrational. Sure. I think he's going to appreciate this joke. I think it's funny. Let's hear it. Blink 182 has two singers. That's kind of what they're known for, you know. Their first singer. He comes in. He does a pretty good job. He has like these dark kind of poetic lyrics. Right? Hello there. The angel from my nightmare. The shadow in the background of the morgue. I miss you. I miss you. That guy did a pretty good job. But Blink 182 has two singers. So that second guy's got to come in. So it goes. Where are you? In On Show Sorry. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I need somebody. I know the whales. There's extra journals and criminals. I'm walking out right here. There's spiders. Do you think at any point that first singer was like, oh, are we still doing that voice? We're 37. Come on. That was so good. So good. So we were like, oh my God. You just referred to them as singers. They have names. Their names are Mark and Chad Tom. Okay. So you're more of a Tom guy. I am more of a Tom guy. Yeah. Same. You're a Tom guy. See, I'm a Mark girl. Oh, dude. When Tom came, especially stay together for the kids. That's my, that's like one of my favorite songs just in general. But I remember the first time I heard that was like, whoa, this is deep and heavy for Blink 182. I know they sometimes tackle serious stuff like Adam's song. But man, when, when, when Tom kicks in the, the chorus, I got goosebumps right now thinking about it. I know that guy's voice. And you didn't even come from a broken home. Imagine us that did. Yeah. That's why we cry Steve. Where are you? The Daily Makes Show. Rockaholics, our phone number is 206803 Rock. Give us a call now. What's the strangest hobby you've encountered someone having? Or what is your hobby that many think is odd? There is a chat happening online right now and it is quite interesting. So talking about hobbies that are red flags. Oh, like for dating. Yes. Okay. Dating. Thank goodness none of us have to deal with that. Yeah. I mean, does your significant other have a hobby that you can... Oh, do you think it's my significant other dating? I'm pretty sure she's not... Does she have a weird hobby though? Um, asking me to clean up after myself. It's infuriating. It's infuriating. No, but I'm sure if you asked her the question, I think the answer would be rather easy. Is that I like to wear spandex and pretend to fight my friends on the weekends. And that is a very odd hobby to have also known as independent wrestling. I don't know that that would be a red flag though. It would have been if I think we first met. I think... Oh, yeah. I mean, when we first started dating, she always told this story and it always cracks me up. And, you know, maybe... I think it's a little bit of an exaggeration. I like to tell myself that, but she says to people, "Oh, yeah. My husband, when we first started dating, he said he kind of liked wrestling." And, like, he watched it sometimes, from time to time. It was soon after we started dating that, I realized he obsessively watches professional wrestling all the time. Well, I don't know. It didn't make the list of red flags. I don't remember personally saying, "I kind of like it." I think I've always said, "It's the most amazing thing ever, brother." Love. Yeah. It's a love. So, if you have the red flags, pranking people. That's a red flag? Don't you think it depends on the prank? I do. Like, 'cause I like to scare people, you know? Do you? Oh, yeah. It was way. It was all hide behind, like, the kitchen island. And then when he walks in the door, like, jump up and scare him. And he doesn't like that. How old are you? But I like it. (laughter) You know that's about Brad. He's not even looking any younger. He likes to smoke me. He's 55 years old. He's 55 and stoned. It's poor heart. What are you doing in this guy? He just wants to chill and watch, probably, some TV shows. Well, they say that the pranks are really more the mean-spirited pranks that are the... And, of mine, comes from a place of love. This is a quick startle. Yes. Just like my obsession with professional wrestling. For sure. Being obsessed with celebrity culture, especially worshiping celebrities. I would have a hard time being with somebody that constantly was talking about what celebrities did or didn't do. Like, I mean, obviously, there's ones that are just master pop culture. Like, my wife and I will have a quick conversation, maybe, about Taylor Swift, because she was all over the news during the run to the Super Bowl. Of course. And, but it's not like neither one of us are obsessively keeping up on all the little details. Are you like Kardashians? No, my God. I got a little nervous one time. We went to, like, New York to go visit family and we're walking around. She's like, "I want to go check out this one store." I'm like, "All right." So, we walk somewhere. I know it's in Miami. And finally, we get there. I'm like, "What is it about this street?" She's like, "Oh, I see it on the Kardashians all the time." I was like, "You know, if you said that from the get-go, I would have said no." That's the red flag. Yeah. But there's a really cool ice cream store right next door. I might say less. Let's go. Being obsessed with politics, particularly when it's rage and hate-fueled. That's a hobby? You know what, dude? Go on social media. It's a massive hobby for some people. Oh, yes. And now, granted, I'm not dating, but recently I was in a situation where a dude and I were just talking, first time I ever met the dude. And we're just be asking about something. It was very on the surface. Nothing too crazy. And he just looks and goes, "Well, what do you think about Biden?" And I was like, "What?" And then he just starts going off and I'm just like, "I'm going to go check up my kid." I was like, "Good talk." I was just like, "I don't know you. Why do I want to have this kind of conversation with you?" And he was getting heated. And then he went down to other things and just like, "Man, let me tell you about this other thing." I'm just like, "I don't know you, man. I don't even know your name." Nice to meet you. Bye. Pretty much. What about this one? Being a social media influencer. That's a hobby? Have you seen people with their cell phones and their selfie sticks? And I see that the gym a lot where they have now the tripods. Oh, yeah. And I don't think somebody's people are filming it to check their form. I think they're solely doing it so they can brag about it on social media. One of my favorite accounts to follow on Instagram is influencers in the wild and it's people capturing influencers getting their content and it is so hysterical. My favorite is just all the radio people that we know that like to believe that they're influencers. Oh, yeah. On their social media pages where they have maybe like 300 followers, but they're acting like as if they're like the most important person in the world or what they're telling you to buy and what they're promoting. I'm just like, "You spent a lot of time doing this." I'm only trying to influence people to listen to more rush. That's all. Well, it's not working. Gambling? Gambling? Oh, yeah. That could be a bad hobby if you get too obsessed with it. That was me in my early 20s. Really? Oh, yeah. I was super obsessed with gambling. I'm trying to think of what were you gambling on? What do you think? I'm going to say Danny was a Texas hold-em player. I wish. I'm going to go with just kind of like saying it craps. I also wish I was that. No, I was roulette. Roulette, that would be my second guess. Yeah, for about two, three years there, it was like to the point of like where I was like obsessively going to the casino and spending my rent money and I have to like call and bail and it was like one of those like wake-up moments of like, "You can't do this anymore. You just need to win that one time. You'll make up for all the money you lost." Yeah, you say that. That's all it takes. Smoking weed and a few people said drinking. Which I don't know if those are hobbies, those are just lifestyle choices. It's a way of life, bra. People who have zero hobbies at all, that's apparently a red flag. Well, that would be weird. I think if you don't have anything that you're passionate about outside of just like maybe going to work, like that just seems strange to me. Nothing sparks joy. Like, there's nothing that you want to do that you get excited to do that gives you peace of mind. Well, I guess that's the person that yells on social media about politics. Yeah. What is the strangest hobby you've encountered, Rockaholics? Or what is the hobby that you might have that many people think is odd? 206-803-ROCK. The Daily Makes Show. Rockaholics, what is the strangest hobby you've encountered someone having? Or what is your hobby that many think is just plain odd? 206-803-ROCK. Give us a call right now, Steve, in Kirkland. Oh, that's like what? Not you. Steve in Kirkland. You collect electric guitars, but you don't play them. Yeah, I know. When I hear you say it, it sounds really weird. You know what, to be honest with you, I don't think it sounds weird at all. There's a couple of guitars I would like to own just to put them on display, like for instance, the Mike McCready signature guitar for Pearl Jam. Oh, yeah. I just don't have that kind of coin to drop on it. But I don't think it's all that weird to collect guitars because they look awesome on the wall. They do. But the problem is I just bought a really nice spender Strat and Lee Oscar was in town, so I went down to see him and I sat and talked to him for a while and I ended up having all the guys sign it. So now I have to buy another guitar because I was going to learn how to play. And I'm left-handed, so I have to buy a left-handed guitar and so they signed that one. So that's another one I have to put up and I've got Jimmy Page, Alice Cooper, I've just got tons. I really want to play because it's embarrassing to have someone come to your house and say, "Dude, that's awesome. Can you play that?" And it's like, "No." How many guitars? Just say they're two valuable to touch, man. I can't be messing with these guitars. Well, you know, and I just bought a really nice one. I bought a Gibson Les Paul 1980 SGR1 in black and it's beautiful and there's only 200 of them. Wow. So that's a really cool thing to have, but I can't play it. It looked so beautiful, you know, and you open up the hard chase and it's so impressive and I just can't do anything. Although it would be pretty amazing if all of a sudden you had some buddies over and like, "There's only 200 of these. Dude, can you just play something for me?" And then you take it out of the case, you look like you're about to play something like some shredding, some awesome guitar lick and you just start doing like Mary had a little lamb on it. And they'll be like, "Alright, man, you can put that back in the case." Steve? Well, I did actually take it to the Madison Avenue Pub and have one of the guys during Blue's Night take it for a spin and it sounded real good. Oh, but that was cool. I like Madison Avenue Pub. That's a fun spot. Hey, how many guitars you got? Total. 13, I think. Nice. And of the 13, which one did you drop the most coin on out of Curiosity? The 1980 SGR one, that was about 2,500. Whoa! The rest of my, I picked up from people who needed money and was able to pick them up pretty cheap and then end up getting them signed. I mean, when Jimmy Page signed the guitar for me, I was so shocked. I was in the studio in LA, Warner Brothers with my cousin, and this guy kept asking me if I was a guitar technician and I was trying to play the piano because that's what I, I play the piano. And I kept on leaving me alone, stopped talking to me, and then finally I had some really foul words. And when I turned around, he was standing in the door and I was like, "Oh, I just, I, I felt like the biggest idiot in the world." And I said, "Could I get your autograph?" And he said, "Yeah, come on down." So he signed the guitar and gave me a bow with it and gave me, wrote, "Steve, thanks for sounding so good because it just so happens I was playing stairway to heaven when he came in." So I mean, just, that's kind of how it all starts, you know, you meet somebody and, and I screw the pooch every time I meet someone famous because I don't realize who they are. I just, I just got a, a, a shooter Jennings. I was sitting next to him down in Bradondo and I didn't know who he was and I had some tequila in my boot. So I said, "Hey, you know, you, you want to take some shots?" And so we sat there and took shots and he got all hammered out with me and before I realized that when these girls asked to sign a shirt, I thought they want to be to sign it because it was one of my shirts. And he stood up and I was like, "What are you doing?" He said, "What are you doing?" I said, "Who are you?" He said, "Who are you?" It turns out that he was a headliner. So I was feeling pretty stupid at that point, you know. All of this happened to me too, one time when I was on acid. Like a crazy acid drink. Two out of six, eight out of three rock we are talking about, what is the strangest hobby you've ever encountered someone having or what is your hobby that many think is odd? Melissa in Tacoma, what is it you collect? Beach boys and Brian Wilson, everything. Oh, damn. Oh, yeah, we go to every time they come and they play it like the Pure Outfare or like Mary Moore Park. Me and my daughter go, I have a whole studio that's just like filled with records and books and I, you know how much concert shirts cost, right? You know, when you go to a concert and you buy a shirt, they're way more expensive than they should be. I have so many Brian Wilson shirts. Dude, the other time when we went to that beach is concert, not the beach boys, but just the beaches. This shirt was $50. I was like, you know, I want a t-shirt, but I want a t-shirt that bad. I have about six Brian Wilson hoodies. And I'm, I dress kind of like alternative and metal and so it doesn't really get with my wardrobe. So they just hang in my closet. So who got you hooked on Brian Wilson in the music of the beach boys? I was, I was actually really depressed one day and went down this like YouTube rabbit hole and somehow like came across a, um, an audio, like an acapella audio of the beach boys singing, which led to an audio of Brian Wilson, Brian Wilson, dad yelling at him. Oh, damn. Brian Wilson being schizophrenic and I was just dealing with so much stuff. I just kind of related to it all and was like, Oh my God, he's crazy like me. And he makes good music. So it's pet sounds your favorite of all their records? Uh, actually, yes, I would say yes. It's such a great rabbit. And what about favorite beach boys song? I went to the anniversary tour when they came the 60th anniversary of pet sounds. Do you have a favorite beach boys song? Not only knows. Yeah. That's a jam. That's a jam. I, I only saw, I saw Brian Wilson once and he was playing with a band called The Wundermans. Then they were incredible back in banders at the Washington State Fair at the Pure Out Fair at the time. But the craziest part about the show is my buddy and I were watching and then I looked at my buddy and I'm like, I don't think he's playing that keyboard that's in front of him. And then all of a sudden the two of us were just fixated on it. And we're staring and we realized it's not plugged in. And he's just touching the keys, like open up your hands, I'll fully open so like your fingers are spread apart and just kind of bounce down, beep, beep, beep, beep. That's pretty much what he was doing the entire time. At first, you're not really paying attention because there's so much good stuff going on and the music's really good. And like, you know, where our seats were, you see him moving, but you're not like, you're not hyper focused on it. But once we started hyper focusing on it, that's all we could see. So were they playing to a track at all or like, was there? No, the band was playing. Brian Wilson wasn't. Brian Wilson wasn't. Well, there were keys, but they had like, you know, they had a couple keyboard players. And I think it was just a safety net for the dude, you know, because obviously he's had some mental issues over the years and I think he's had some massive stage fright. So that was our, at least in our, you know, long winded conversation we were having while watching, I'm like, I'm pretty sure that's just like a safety net. So he can even do these shows that he needs something in front of him. Otherwise, maybe he just feels alone naked, you know, like that kind of a high, yeah, but it was just, it was comical how he was just do to do and it didn't take. I mean, we focused on it, but it was still a great show. I bet. And he sounded great. I mean, I think he was really singing. I'm sure he was. Well, actually now I'm not sure. 50% of the things he was doing up there, he wasn't doing for real. The Daily Nigs Show. (dramatic music)
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