Daryl Hall | Club Random with Bill Maher
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Why do rock stars like Daryl Hall claim they can “throw panty” on stage?
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Uh thrown at me on the stage, yeah.
And I well I I'll be in lots of places. When they throw them on stage I think it's an indication that they want to participate in panty throwing even when the show is over. Am I wrong?
Good.
Do you miss that? No. Really? No, I actually don't. I so I have
matured, Bill. I I no, I I don't listen,
man. First of all, I reject the notion of maturity. In general, yes. But I reject the notion that you were implying that maturity is somehow synonymous with Oh
with abst abstinence or or or backing off or whatever.
Or m monogamy or you know, or marriage.
I I totally agree with you. But Oh good. But in my maturity I have altered my thinking about it all. I guess that that's the best way to put it. But anyway, hey man. You know, I
No, I look, I think what the the truth is, when you're a rock star You just get so much pussy that But unlike the mortal men of the world, like it j it actually is I've anything becomes
anything becomes work a day, man. It I mean that sounds fucked up, but it's it's true. I mean at a certain point I don't know, man. I I went through a lot of things. I went through a lot of things. I w I went through that that phase of my life and then on in another phase of my life.
I know yeah. And by the way, this is what almost everybody does.
Yeah.
And certainly rock stars. Uh a lot of the rock stars I know who, you know, their heyday, my heyday, um, they're among the most devoted You know, like Joe Walsh is a friend of mine.
Yeah, I know Joe very well.
Of course, I'm sure you do. And, you know, could not be more crazy in love those two. Yeah. Uh I think it's like I would recommend to everybody to get a lot of rock star pussy when you're young.
Amen. Amen. But I you know, I I I I had the a bad uh I don't how you put it I was dealt bad cards 'cause I ha you know, I had a wife and then, you know, she uh unfortunately passed away, so I'm an alone
guy. Your wife pass I'm so sorry. I d I don't know how I avoided knowing that. So anyway, well Um but aren't you Jewish? Didn't you conver I
was I was I converted back when I was a young kid. I had a Jewish uh a Jewish girlfriend, Jewish wife, and that was part of the whole thing back in those days. So yes. More or less I am That's I'm there's a tree in Israel that's that's Daniel. Daniel Darrell. Oh really? Yeah.
Um That's the thing that I I remember reading about you that I thought was so interesting because you so don't look like a Jew.
Well
you know, you were like in the band, you were like there was one who was like eth you know, more ethnic looking and then there was the all American
I hear ya. You
know
No, I I grew up I grew up way into into the Methodist world, you know, in the church world. Methodist?
Yeah. No, I you know, I know all those Protestant denominations, I can name them Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian. I can't tell you the difference. Um what like Methodist, are they the They seem like the Most hard ass.
No, actually the d they were the most liberal of all that I knew, yeah. I mean, I grew up in a very in you know, like racially integrated church and and and and there was a lot of it was very progressive. Mo I I got c I got preachers in my family. Uh and they're all very uh they're on they're on the The opposite of the Of the holy roller side. You know, they're progressives. You know, they went down back in the eighties they went to Nicaragua and shit like that, you know, you know, it's like
I said Amish, that part of the country, Quakers like Pennsylvania. uh is known for that kind of progressive thing.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why do rock stars like Daryl Hall claim they can “throw panty” on stage?
0:01–9:19
2
How did Daryl Hall’s conversion to Judaism shape his life and music?
9:19–18:44
3
What makes some people able to sing while others can’t?
18:44–28:30
4
Who really performed the Hall & Oates recordings – Daryl or John?
28:30–36:25
5
What does Bill Maher love about Hall & Oates’ obscure songs?
36:25–44:51
6
How did Clive Davis influence Bill’s and Daryl’s playlists and careers?
44:51–51:02
7
Is it really impossible for rock stars to stay faithful?
51:02–55:00
8
Who was the woman behind the song “Sara Smile” and why does it matter?
55:00–55:49