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But it's so stupid.

I do.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We were kind of unprepared for it.

Kids, and they were at the airport and in the hotel lobbies.

Yeah, we started in 1979, went to like 1985.

The first time, and then started up again in 88, and started up again in 92, and then started up, and we did it last time about three, four years ago.

Everyone's mad at McCartney if he doesn't play War from Sgt.

What the Stones had on the last tour, and they're always a little bit ahead of everybody, they had an internet vote that I guess they had a choice of maybe four or five songs that they had rehearsed up and it came up on the screen.

Yeah, but like one song would win every night.

Right.

You know, like you had a choice of Dead Flowers or Heartbreaker or Rocks Off, you know, like that they would have worked up and they would, people would vote.

High school friends?

Yeah, same like grammar school.

Oh, really?

No, we, like, started out playing pubs, and we had, like, a little bit of a buzz going on amongst musicians especially.

There was, like, ten people in the audience.

Yeah, Lamb used to come up and play with us sometimes.

We would jam in London and they would all...

our shows, I went to all their shows, but we did one track for an Elvis tribute record.