Ep 318: Do You Eat Your Homies Raw?
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Why don’t more iconic band members release soft-rock solo albums?
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human. Welcome to This Is Important, a production of iHeartRadio, the show where we talk about what's obviously most critically, crucially important! Today on this is important. Oh, looks like she just got frostbite on her gooch. I'm
not slobbing on Flea's knob like it's corn on the cob. Are you supposed to eat your homies raw?
Let's go! Oh yeah, baby.
I feel like this was a thing in like the late eighties. Yeah, well, I feel like
Michael Jackson had a dance where Sure, yes. This is a
remember the time situation. Imag
walk like the an Egyptian, wasn't that?
Maybe a little.
Racist.
Maybe a little. Racist.
It was a huge hit. Races.
It was a huge hit. 80s music. Quick question. 80s, 90s. I I threw this one to Isaac. Got nothing from it.
Yeah,
that's cool. Do you remember when people would leave bands and become kind of like soft rock dad solo artists? Uh give us an example.
Yeah, we need uh like oh I got one.
Sting. Uh go ahead. Sting Phil Collins. Phil Collins. Peter Gabriel. Three examples. Two of those guys are from Genesis. Everyone from the Eagles. Like Don Henley. That's pretty good. Yes, that's right. Don Honnley. Good pull, Adam. You do know music. They would leave bands and then they would have like a good album with a few songs. And then every six years they would drop another one. Eric Clapton. They would just kind of stick around, drop some bangers every once in a while. Good point.
What happened? What was that George Harrison song? George Harrison. Oh, of course. It's the most punk rock getting radical.
I got money. It just says that over and over and over again. Which
was the most, that was the most 80s song possible, but it couldn't. If you gave me if I if you didn't know that was George Harrison, there's n in a billion years would you guess? The guy from the Beatles. No. It doesn't sound like a Beatles. It's quite the departure. And that's what I'm saying is is He was just like, let me give you a hit real quick.
Are bands not breaking up? Are are our artists are there just one dude per band these days who are like the good guy? And then everyone else is like, well, whatever they say. What what's the deal? Yeah. Oh fucking conspiracy theory. Who's the last band member? Crosby Steels, Nash and Young? Come on. They all went on to go do shit. They all went on. I'm gonna come.
Well, wasn't Crosby Steels Nash and Young? Didn't they were
they a super band?
Wasn't their band they were all they were a super band. Were they? They all they joined together to form that band.
I think he might be right. Adam
knows his music. I wanna say Neil Young joined, but weren't they already a band?
I think they were already pretty successful and then they joined and then were a super band.
Well, they were just lawyers. It was Crosby Still Snash, and they were they did a lot of divorce uh
Emerson Lake and Palmer, isn't that
one too? Yeah, that was also a very funny very funny law firm. Hell yeah. But I just I'm like, I want some I want some of our nineties and eighties iconic band dudes to spin off and drop a song that I go, Yep, that feels right about for a forty five year old like myself, that feels right. Steve Winwood. Daddy Chubb.
Yeah, we need more soft we need more soft rock that we could put on the car in the car with our children. You know? Yeah. Absolutely. We put we put it on and we just go, uh, back in my day. Yeah. And the and your kids are like, Oh gosh. And you know, you're I think I have an answer for
myself. Okay. Please.
And I don't like it.
Oh I don't like it. I just realized
they're doing OnlyFans.
They're doing they're on FTSE and I don't know, is that a thing? Uh it's Justin Timberlake and it's Beyonce. Oh. Gotcha bitch. We're getting like boy band spin-offs.
Right. Right. Well, I feel also there's just not as many bands. I I feel like the numbers aren't there. So So
but my point is we're the people who would listen to that music because we came up on it. I'm not saying they would they would reach a twenty year old or a twelve year old. I'm saying like for us. Like you where's
Flea where's his side project?
He has one.
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8 chapters
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Why don’t more iconic band members release soft-rock solo albums?
0:00–6:28
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16:53–22:56
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22:56–31:51
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31:51–43:13
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43:13–47:33
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47:33–55:46
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55:46–1:05:24