Bill Maher

Oh, I played there, too, the Shoreline Epitheater, August 12th.

Yeah, I mean, you are still.

You didn't have to do that, Bill.

I'm thrilled to do that.

People are thrilled to hear it and know it because like this, I've been told this is, you're somehow, I didn't get this because they said, well, he's doing his hits.

I said, I saw him and I saw plenty of hits.

I totally saw you do plenty of hits.

In fact, I remember you saying to the audience specifically before you went and did Jack and Diane, you said, you know, I wrote this long, you know, it's a little ditty and it's like, it never was my favorite song, but people love it.

And of course I'm going to play it for you.

I mean, I thought it was great all the way through.

So maybe, you know, you came into my musical knowledge past the time, like when I was a teenager, when I wrote down the survey every week and I knew what was hits or not.

I didn't know what was a hit or even what was a single.

I just knew if I liked it or not.

Look, there's two used for me in my iPod.

There's the gravel voice guy now, who is a whole different kind of artist.

It's some of my favorite stuff.

Your last two, there are songs in there that are among my favorites, maybe my most favorites.

Maybe that's because I'm older now.

But Chasing Rainbows, I think is your greatest song.

Really?