Think or Drink? - "80s, 90s, 2000s Music Trivia"

On this episode of Matt and Friends Drink the Universe, where we pit our wit and musical expertise against each other in "Think or Drink." Andy, Chris, Rob, and Siobhan join Matt for some music trivia. Each bringing their rich musical backgrounds to the table. The stakes for bragging rights are high, and the trivia is intense. Will Andy retain his crown from the infamous "Let it Eb" episode? 

We kick off by savoring the mouthwatering Cookie Monster golden stout from Funk Brewing. Its delightful blend of vanilla, chocolate, and natural flavors provides the perfect backdrop as we dive into a lively trivia game spanning the 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Emo kids, you'll want to be here for the 2000s. Expect playful banter and nostalgic anecdotes as we tackle questions about Madonna's "Like a Virgin," Guns N' Roses' debut single, and the first-ever music video on MTV. The camaraderie and competitive spirit among us shine through, making for an engaging and informative session.

Finally, we take a nostalgic journey through viral internet phenomena and iconic musical moments, from the Foo Fighters to the unforgettable Numa Numa dance. Siobhan and Andy battle fiercely for trivia supremacy, while the rest of us share humorous stories and fun trivia tidbits. We reminisce about Weird Al Yankovic's hilarious parodies, Dashboard Confessional's emo anthems, and even discuss Queen's legendary Live Aid performance. Tune in for an episode brimming with laughter, nostalgia, and a deep love for music trivia that will keep you entertained from start to finish.

Transcript

Intro, Introductions, Think or Drink? Rules

Matt 1:01

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. We have liftoff.

Rob 1:17

Welcome to Matt and Friends. Drink the Universe. Drink the Universe.

Matt 1:25

All right, everybody, welcome back to Matt and Friends Drink the universe. All right, everybody, welcome back to Matt and Friends Drinks the Universe. The theme for today is Think or drink. Are you thinking or you drinking? I'd like to do both, I'm just saying Well timed. Very well timed. Yeah, thank you. So let's go around the table and the virtual space and have everybody introduce themselves.

Siobhan 1:57

Oh hey, it's Siobhan.

Matt 1:58

It's Andy.

Chris 1:59

Hi guys, it's Rob and in the computerverse it's Chris.

Matt 2:04

There you go.

Siobhan 2:04

Yes, so fancy.

Matt 2:06

Chris is much smaller and more two-dimensional than normal.

Rob 2:09

We're drinking all up and down the East Coast right now.

Matt 2:11

That's right, and just in case you need a little refresher for the rules for Think or Drink. Think or Drink is our classic trivia game where players start with six points. The last person with points remaining wins Correct answers. Let you choose someone to lose a point and drink, while incorrect answers will cause you to lose a point and drink. For difficult questions, you have two options. First, you can make it a double to get help from someone else If your collective answer is correct. You can choose individually to gain a point or to make somebody else drink and lose a point. If you're wrong, both of you lose a point and drink. Or you can put it on their tab by selecting someone to answer for you. If they're right, you lose a point and drink. If they're wrong, you gain a point. Make sure to balance potential risk and reward when you put it on their tab. All right, and the topic for today's Think or Drink is music trivia.

Rob 3:03

Music, trivia Music trivia, music trivia. Yeah, and I do believe you had informed us that we are going to buck the rules a little bit today and start with eight points.

Matt 3:12

We are going to start with eight points today. This is also very. The last time we did music trivia, we were really all over the place. And what was that guy's name? Cliff Richard, all the way from.

Andy 3:22

England. Cliff Richard. Oh my God, there's a throwback. I forgot about Cliff.

Rob 3:27

Oh yeah.

Andy 3:28

As did everyone else.

Rob 3:29

Let it ebb. You know it's one of my favorite episodes. If you guys are new to the pod, go back and check out. Let it Ebb, oh yeah.

Siobhan 3:37

Yes, a good throwback Indeed.

Andy 3:42

Let it e amazing.

Matt 3:43

You want to do it again. Should we do it again? Sure.

Andy 3:45

Here we go 5, 6, 5, 6, 7, 8.

Matt 3:48

Alright, good job, that might have been a little long, your attack was a little off.

Andy 3:52

Listen, we haven't been rehearsing, it's okay. It was free verse. We're out of practice.

Matt 3:56

We are going to focus in a little bit for this trivia Well, we trivia Well we're going to attempt the best that we can. The topic is focused. Our focus we're looking at 80s, 90s and 2000s music Musica, yes, okay, so we're going to tell you a little bit about our musical backgrounds and why. I was super nervous putting these questions together for four people that know a hell of a lot about music overall. Chris, why don't you go first?

Chris 4:24

Sure, I've been playing music since third grade. I'm a percussionist primarily and I do a little bit of teaching on the side for drumline at some local high schools. And I'm also a vocalist as well, so I can carry a tune, just ever so slightly. You'd be singing that bass.

Siobhan 4:42

Admitting to that I love it.

Matt 4:44

Yeah, I was going to say, and a voice like an angel too.

Rob 4:47

Just in case you didn't.

Matt 4:48

Smooth like butter.

Siobhan 4:49

Yeah, sure.

Rob 4:50

This is Rob. I've been also playing music since the third grade. I've dabbled in many different instruments over my lifetime, but primarily grew up playing saxophone, then bought my first guitar at the ripe tender age of 14 and started playing in bands with this knucklehead host of ours. Yeah, that's a thing that happened, yeah. So uh, play guitar, play a little bit of drums, uh, and I enjoy singing currently in an acoustic duo called the reconnect.

Matt 5:18

So uh, check us out on the internet if you'd like didn't you recently acquire somebody to play percussion, kind of part-time-ish as well? Oh, yes, yes.

Rob 5:26

I mean, that hasn't been publicized yet, but I guess we're going to put it out into the world. It's live now. Matt Welser, there you go Percussioning.

Andy 5:33

Yeah, so I'm an instrumental music teacher in the public school system around here and I'm also a military musician as well. Musician as well.

Matt 5:47

I'm more on the classical and jazz side, but come from a very music loving family as well.

Andy 5:49

So, yeah, cheers and thank you for your service, sir.

Siobhan 5:50

Yes, sir, cheers to that, and I have been singing since I was very young, but I've been taking vocal lessons since the sixth grade, took a little bit of a hiatus and then I now have been studying again voice lessons since 2019. Do only singing. I did one year of instrumental music when I was in the marching band and the concert band at Gettysburg College for my senior year of college the most excited senior in the band and, yeah, did aux percussion, because what the hell else was I going to do? I wasn't going to learn to play clarinet. So, yeah, good times.

Andy 6:24

It's never too late.

Siobhan 6:24

Yeah, I mean it was for me, that's for sure.

Andy 6:27

I was not about to do that.

Siobhan 6:28

But yeah, mostly singing Good times. Sing with a couple choral groups in the area Loving it Good stuff.

Matt 6:35

And this is your host, Matt. I've been playing drums since fourth grade, so 10 years old. I was a marching percussion teacher for 17-ish years a little on and off, but 17 years total. A little bit of a hiatus retirement right now from that, but still enjoy playing percussion. Listening to music and music has just always been a big part of my life. Growing up with my parents, music was always on in the house. Everything we did in the car trips, everything like that, there was always a soundtrack playing and I just, I, absolutely love music. It's one of the things in life that good day, bad day, can turn it on. It calms me down and I'm just in an instantly better mood when there's music playing good stuff indeed, speaking of good stuff, should we sip this bad stuff?

Rob 7:17

no, no, I don't want to start with that. Oh, we're starting.

Matt 7:20

I think we gotta?

Andy 7:21

no, we're starting I think we gotta start with this and build up from here.

Siobhan 7:24

Oh my God, it can only get better, I assume. Oh yeah, got it.

Rob 7:28

So our fearless leader, as per usual, has found the most heinous potential drink for us. Where?

Andy 7:35

did you find this?

Rob 7:36

It is called in a giant like the supermarket.

Matt 7:39

It was on an end cap and they were two for $7.

Rob 7:43

Oh no.

Chris 7:43

That tells the whole story right there.

Rob 7:45

It smells almost exactly like cough syrup Straight up cough syrup. Like from when you were a kid Diamond Tap or whatever. Oh my God, matt's dying already.

Matt 7:56

I just need to get that out. All right, don't worry, in a second you won't be coughing it off.

Rob 8:01

It's called Beat Box. It's in like a fun little cardboard container, like an adult juice box. It's 11.1% alcohol by volume. And this is a fruit punch flavored malt beverage Contains alcohol. World's tastiest party punch, that's a lie.

Andy 8:19

Try it frozen. I mean, okay, it's not frozen. First of all, no Best served chilled let's get to this before it gets less chilled.

Matt 8:28

It had me at beatbox. All right, we're doing music trivia.

Rob 8:30

Okay, I understand You're looking for a name that matches the theme Smells like cough medicine.

Matt 8:35

It sure does.

Siobhan 8:36

There we go, cheers, cheers. I'm scared.

80s Music Trivia and Drinking Games

Matt 8:39

Nope.

Rob 8:41

You know what?

Matt 8:43

It's not as bad as it smells, but it's not as bad as it smells. It's not good though.

Andy 8:48

I'm not going to seek out a sponsorship here.

Siobhan 8:50

What Flavorless you had coldness.

Rob 8:53

No, it just dies at the end.

Andy 8:54

It's not as flavorful as I was expecting, but it does have that children's Tylenol aftertaste.

Siobhan 9:00

It really does have an aftertaste. It's still there.

Andy 9:02

Like that specific children's Tylenol aftertaste you all know what it is Like my mouth sounds.

Siobhan 9:06

No, no, it makes me uncomfortable.

Rob 9:08

Yes, it's not what the ladies usually say about my mouth sounds.

Siobhan 9:11

Well, it's what this lady is saying. So just so you know.

Matt 9:14

There it is. Yeah, shut down Cough syrup.

Siobhan 9:18

Probably better that way.

Andy 9:19

It. It might not be too bad frozen. Oh yeah, I can see that Maybe it might be all right as like a popsicle.

Chris 9:27

As a popsicle Andy, can we call them cough pops.

Round 1

Andy 9:30

Cough pops, sure Cough pops sure, yep, yeah, all right, let's move on to something better.

Rob 9:35

Yeah, let's play some trivia.

Siobhan 9:36

What?

Andy 9:37

did you serve up here, Rob?

Siobhan 9:38

Oh yeah, what do we got for you?

Rob 9:40

I have brought the Funk Brewing Cookie Monster, which is a delicious golden stout brewed with vanilla, chocolate and natural flavors.

Siobhan 9:50

Natural flavors Very good, way better than that other one, it's .5 ABV Funk is somewhat local to us here.

Rob 9:59

I believe it's in Emmaus.

Siobhan 10:01

Pennsylvania it is yes. Just a few minutes down the road, oh I love that it's in a collab with an ice cream place.

Rob 10:07

Oh, I didn't even see that.

Siobhan 10:07

Batch Micro Creamery so good.

Rob 10:09

Oh, there we go, they do like boozy milkshakes.

Andy 10:12

They're really good. Where are they they?

Siobhan 10:14

used to be at the Allentown Market the downtown Allentown Market, Like the fairground, no, the one on the arts walk along 6th Street. But now they moved and I'm not sure where they went. I'll have to look it up.

Rob 10:29

But they're great. Well, this was much better.

Siobhan 10:32

Yes, quite, let's play some trivia, yeah.

Matt 10:34

Chris, you're going first, all right. Okay, all right. So here we go, we're going to hop all over the place. By the way, we're not going to stay consistently in one decade. We're gonna oh good, we're going all over the place. Board, let's go, chris. What was the first music video ever played on mtv when the channel launched august 1, 1981? Was it video killed? The radio star material girl by madonna? Bohemian rhapsody by queen or sweet child of mine by guns and roses you killed the radio. That is correct, I want my MTV.

Chris 11:06

Yes yeah, who's drinking? Oh, clearly Siobhan needs a drink.

Siobhan 11:10

Okay rude.

Rob 11:12

Which way are we going?

Matt 11:14

We're going to go Rob next. Okay, we'll continue this way, let's do it. At the beginning of the decade, acdc suffered a tragic loss of their lead singer. Name the singer and the person that replaced him. Was it Jeff Scott and Brian Hobbs, scott Wilson and Brian Johnson, bon Scott and Brian Johnson or Steve Lewis and Axl Rose? I think it's B. Can you give me B and C again? Sorry, sure, b was Scott Wilson and Brian Johnson. C was Bon Scott and Brian Johnson.

Rob 11:43

I know Brian Johnson's the new singer, but I don't remember the old singer's name. So I'm between Bon Scott and what was B's. Scott Wilson Sounds like a Beach Boy. I'm going C, c is correct yes. Okay, hey, chris, take a nice Floridian drink there, my friend.

Matt 12:08

Boo.

Rob 12:09

He's very excited.

Matt 12:11

Yep.

Rob 12:12

Cheers buddy, I don't see an umbrella in that. We miss you in the room.

Siobhan 12:15

I know, yeah, we need like a tiki drink from Florida.

Matt 12:18

So Bon Scott died tragically after drinking too much after a concert, and the first album that they did with Brian Johnson was Back in Black.

Siobhan 12:27

Oh dang.

Matt 12:28

There you go.

Siobhan 12:29

Well, kids, that's why we have a safety warning on these podcasts.

Matt 12:34

Remember how I said we were going to skip decades. We're staying in the 80s for the next two questions. We stayed there Throwing all the rules out. All right, andy. Yeah, madonna, who is currently on her celebration tour, got her start in the 80s. In 1989, she released an album with hits like Material Girl and Into the Groove, the third song. Can we pause? How is that word pronounced?

Siobhan 12:53

She released a what.

Matt 12:55

Celebration.

Siobhan 12:56

No, what did she release?

Matt 12:57

An album.

Siobhan 12:58

An album.

Matt 13:00

Album it's album.

Siobhan 13:10

Album, album. It's album album, are you?

Matt 13:11

okay, are you okay? Do you smell burning album? Why are you all so mean?

Matt 13:18

I can't believe.

Siobhan 13:19

You then said it wrong two more times.

Rob 13:21

Well, because that's how he says it well. Well, that was the first time you and I looked at each other and were like did he just pronounce? That, and then I just looked at him. I thought he stumbled over it the first time that he said it.

Matt 13:30

That's what I thought.

Siobhan 13:31

And we were like whatever, oh man, this is going to be a good time tonight, Fine fuckers.

Matt 13:35

We'll read the question Album.

Siobhan 13:38

Album.

Matt 13:39

Okay.

Andy 13:39

Andy, andy, yes, what album are we talking?

Matt 13:42

about.

Rob 13:50

Question three.

Matt 13:53

Buckle in folks, it's going to be a long, long day, andy. Yes, madonna, who's currently on her celebration tour, got her start in the 80s. True, in 89, she released an album with hits like Material Girl and Into the Groove Proud of you, man. The third hit song from the album was also the name of the album. What was the name of the album? I didn't realize that word came up like that.

Siobhan 14:16

Well, thank God, we got ahead of this.

Matt 14:18

It got intense in a hurry, so okay was the title of the record. Dress you up like a virgin.

Andy 14:27

Papa don't preach, or angel I'm going with papa don't preach, mostly because that's my favorite madonna song oh, it's a good one uh, like a virgin, you're drinking for the very first time.

Matt 14:40

Unfortunately, it was like a virgin that was.

Rob 14:43

That was a great little, uh little like touche there yeah so shout out to the fish for that festion. He helped me create some atheist questions festion sounds like something you need to get checked by a doctor. No, they find them during a colonoscopy profession yeah, uh not really, but maybe okay all right or maybe not a fission.

Siobhan 15:10

That's what I think he meant to say.

Finish the Lyrics

Matt 15:11

Yeah siobhan yes guns and roses first album came out in 1987. It was called appetite for destruction. What is the name of their first single from that album? Was it welcome to the jungle, patience, paradiseience, paradise City or Sweet Child of Mine?

Rob 15:29

I have no idea. That is a really tough question.

Matt 15:31

That is a really rough question.

Siobhan 15:33

Yes, Thanks, great, I'll just go, because I have no idea I'm going. Welcome to the Jungle.

Rob 15:41

That probably is wrong, because I think it's sweet child of mine. Well, great, they were both on apple type for destruction, but I don't know which one came out first as a single Now if I were you, I would make him drink, cause you are correct, it is.

Siobhan 15:57

Oh, suck it Awesome.

Rob 15:58

Yep, no, that's. That's why that question to me was so hard, because, like both of those songs were both singles off that album, I have no idea. I didn't know which one came out before.

Matt 16:05

So Welcome to the Jungle was 87, Sweet Child of Mine. 88, Paradise City 1989.

Siobhan 16:12

There you go, hooray.

Rob 16:14

Yeah, you can hear it, Rob because you took a shit on me, and you know what that makes us all tied at seven.

Siobhan 16:20

Hooray.

Matt 16:21

Alright, folks, we're going to remix it a little bit and we're going to round to finish the lyric. I'm going to try to read these with no musical inflection, which is going to be hard as hell.

Rob 16:31

Okay, are any of them from albums?

Siobhan 16:34

Or records.

Rob 16:34

Perhaps discs.

Siobhan 16:37

Being a dick to the host EP.

Rob 16:40

Okay, you know what?

Matt 16:42

Hit me with some more of that beatbox while we're here. I'll just drink it, I'll Okay. Well, you know what?

Matt 16:44

Hit me with some more of that meat box while we're here. Dude, ew, I'll just drink it. I'll just do it. It's not that bad.

Rob 16:48

It's fine. I'm really scared. Before you get to my question, I'm going to open the BrewDog Elvis juice, all right, which I believe is what Priscilla used to call it, hey.

Siobhan 16:57

Ho Couldn't get enough.

Matt 16:58

It IPA. Wait and hear.

Siobhan 17:01

Rob's take on it.

Matt 17:02

I'll get there after I finish this red stuff.

Rob 17:06

It's good. Yeah, it's good. I would drink that mowing my lawn. It's a lawnmower. Yeah, it's a nice summery beer, very light and citrusy, nice.

Matt 17:17

I believe it's a Chris. Chris, finish that lyric. Come break me down, bury me, bury me. Say it one more time Come break me down, bury me, bury me.

Chris 17:30

Not wake me up inside, is it?

Matt 17:31

It is not so. It's the kill, 30 seconds from Mars. I am finished with you.

Rob 17:36

Yes, Yep Nope. 30 seconds to Mars, jared Leto.

Matt 17:41

Yeah, I never knew that until I was looking up the questions for this, I did not realize he was the lead singer of 30 Seconds of Mars. Yes, and his brother is the drummer. Well, now I'm just learning things all over the place. I was today years old when I learned these things, yeah.

Matt 17:54

All right, Chris.

Matt 17:55

Rob. Yes, so you're actually giving me the first part of this lyric, okay.

Rob 18:06

The back half is here. We are now. Entertain us. Oh God, With the lights out, it's less dangerous.

Matt 18:09

I am very impressed because I knew that song for years and I had no idea that was actually it.

Rob 18:14

Smells like teen spirit yeah.

Siobhan 18:16

Yes, it is.

Rob 18:17

Well done, man Andy. Yeah, sorry, my friend, I'm taking down one Dang.

Matt 18:25

I can't do.

Chris 18:25

Siobhan twice in prison. Take me down.

Matt 18:29

Andy. Uh-huh. More days to come, new place to go. I've got to leave. It's time for a show, uh.

Siobhan 18:38

Uh, beep Bop what.

Rob 18:41

Uh, may I remind you.

Andy 18:43

Beep Bop.

Rob 18:43

But may I remind you that you can life on somebody's?

Andy 18:45

tab. I think I am putting this on somebody's tab. I think it's going on yours, Rob.

Matt 18:49

Okay, that's fine. That's fine. Just to clarify are you making it a double with him or are you putting on his tab? No this is going on his tab.

Rob 18:55

Oh, okay, one more time, buddy, sorry, more days to come, new places to go.

Matt 19:01

I've got to leave. It's time for a show.

Rob 19:05

Is it Billy Joel? I don't know the lyric, I'm just asking who it is. It is not Billy Joel.

Chris 19:10

I'm going to get it wrong.

Rob 19:11

So he made a very successful punt.

Matt 19:13

All right, you want it one more time or no? No, here I am. Rock you like a hurricane.

Rob 19:21

Awesome. Never listen to that song for lyrics, ever Awesome.

Siobhan 19:24

Never listen to that song for lyrics ever.

Chris 19:25

Really yeah right, not for lyrics.

Rob 19:27

You know that part, right here I am. Yeah, right, the chorus.

Chris 19:29

Rock you like a hurricane.

Round 3

Siobhan 19:32

Yes, that would be the next line All right, good punt, buddy Dumpy McStumperson.

Rob 19:37

But nothing, guys, I'm effed. Nothing against me here, great.

Matt 19:45

Si, against me here. Great Siobhan, perfect punch. Oh well, imagine as I'm pacing the pews in a church corridor and I can't help but to hear, hear an exchanging of words. Yes, I will give it to you.

Siobhan 19:54

Yes, there was something in the beginning of that second part.

Matt 19:57

Can I help but to hear no.

Siobhan 20:00

No, hooray, I did it. I'm not that good at this, that's the disco there you go. Oh, thank God.

Andy 20:08

Okay, good my knowledge of jazz standards is of no use here.

Siobhan 20:13

That good old 90s jazz we got to get on that.

Rob 20:16

Rob, who's drinking? My friend.

Siobhan 20:18

Chris.

Rob 20:19

Okay, yes, now I will catch you up Tiki drinks son. Okay, here we go. Siobhan and I tied with seven in the lead, followed by Andy at six and Chris down to five.

Siobhan 20:32

Oh, Bummer dude, All righty.

Rob 20:39

Matt has reached the loading phase. I have a red fruit punch drink. And now the blue wheel is just spinning.

Matt 20:50

I have 57 questions that I made for this Jesus.

Rob 20:53

Christ, and if you ask them in order, then you don't have to think about the next one that you're going to ask.

Matt 20:58

If I ask them in order, there's a good chance. We never make it out of the 80s, so good, christ, why did you hook?

Andy 21:05

us up so bad.

Rob 21:06

You use AI so much, why don't you put all your questions into AI and randomly generate them in different order?

Matt 21:11

I didn't do that for this.

Rob 21:13

No, but you've used AI in the past.

Matt 21:15

It started lying to me. I was getting a lot of wrong answers.

Rob 21:19

The robots are not taking over.

Matt 21:21

I asked it some very specific lyric questions. It was like, Nope, that's not the lyrics. I'm like, oh, that's definitely the lyrics.

Rob 21:27

Well, all right. Well, let's ask Chris a question.

Siobhan 21:30

Right.

Matt 21:31

What pop star wrote songs for Ariana Grande, miley Cyrus, britney Spears and Alice Cooper? Was it Taylor Swift, kesha, jessica Simpson or Lady Gaga Wrote songs for Ariana Grande, miley Cyrus, britney Spears and Alice Cooper? This is a cool question.

Chris 21:55

Man. I could see any of these. It's Alice Cooper that throws it.

Siobhan 22:00

Yeah, but Jessica Simpson ain't writing songs for nobody.

Chris 22:04

Yeah, that's obviously the least Chickens in the sea.

Siobhan 22:08

Is there a chicken or fish?

Chris 22:10

I'm going to go with the Lady Gaga.

Matt 22:13

Ooh you are drinking. It's actually Kesha.

Andy 22:15

I knew Kesha did a lot of of writing, so that was my only guess.

Siobhan 22:20

She wrote what?

Chris 22:21

did she write for alice cooper would have been an option yeah, right for alice cooper.

Matt 22:26

She wrote what baby wants. She wrote time of our lives for miley cyrus. This love for the veronicas and till the world ends for britney spears dang, I don't know any of those.

Rob 22:36

Yes, I know them. Hit me rob.

Matt 22:38

Yes, what is the correct spelling of the genie in the bottle singer christina aguilera's last name? What the hell kind of question is this correct, aguilera yes, is it a-g-i-u-l-e-r-a? Don't spell all these out. No, don't give her him options.

Siobhan 22:56

Just tell him to spell it, I'm just going to try.

Matt 22:58

Okay.

Rob 23:00

A-G U I-L-L-E-R-A.

Matt 23:09

You were one L away from perfection. It's not double L.

Rob 23:14

It's not double L, I know that she is of Hispanic descent, so I thought that the double L was. Aguilera.

Siobhan 23:20

But that would be Aguilera.

Rob 23:22

Aguilera.

Matt 23:23

Aguilera, son of bitch, okay, well. You know what? That's fine, I will. Oh, you were so close.

Rob 23:30

I tried.

Matt 23:31

Andy. Yeah, which singer is godmother to Elton John's two sons? Is it Lady Gaga, Leona Lewis, Adele or Ellie Goulding?

Andy 23:43

We're going to make this a double Alright, and I think I'm going to double this with Siobhan.

Siobhan 23:50

Oy Oy.

Matt 23:54

Barking Make it a double. That's Siobhan's favorite sound effect, by the way.

Siobhan 23:59

No, my favorite is the happy hour one.

Matt 24:02

From.

Siobhan 24:02

Top Shelf, but that was a good one. Dang, I wish I I'm going between Adele.

Andy 24:10

And Gaga. Maybe that's what I'm between as well.

Siobhan 24:15

Leona Lewis is good, but I don't think that they're that close. I can't imagine it's Gaga. I feel like it might be, but I don't think that they're that close.

Andy 24:24

I can't imagine it's Gaga. I feel like it might be.

Siobhan 24:25

Adele, I don't know, but Gaga's got a lot of gay fans, yeah, but like yeah.

Rob 24:32

Did they do anything together? No, Elton John likes men.

Matt 24:35

Okay, you beat me there.

Siobhan 24:39

Hey y'all up. Well, if you are feeling Gaga, then let's go with it.

Andy 24:45

We're going Gaga.

Matt 24:46

Gaga is the correct answer. High five.

Rob 24:48

High five.

Matt 24:51

Andy, you're going to take a point back, I'm assuming.

Rob 24:55

Siobhan, would you also like to take a point back, or would you like to take somebody down?

Siobhan 24:58

Am I at seven still?

Rob 24:59

You are at seven Now, tied in the lead with Andy. So you're aware.

Siobhan 25:06

Oh man, why don't I take a point back?

Rob 25:10

Okay.

Siobhan 25:10

Instead of I don't know, Chris is at like four or something sad.

Rob 25:13

He is, he is. We're all sad, but it's okay.

Matt 25:18

He is we're all sad but it's okay, siobhan, it's me, yep, it's.

Siobhan 25:20

Siobhan.

Matt 25:20

It's me.

Matt 25:21

What American rock band was founded as a one-person project in Seattle in 1994? Ooh, was it the Foo Fighters System of a Down Bush or Train?

Siobhan 25:33

What I don't know enough about System of a Down other than how they yell a lot. Wake up.

Rob 25:41

Yeah, exactly. Why don't you put on?

Matt 25:42

a little makeup.

Siobhan 25:43

I'm going to go with Bush, okay.

Matt 25:49

So it's actually the Foo Fighters, the Fighters of Foo. I've seen them live.

Matt 25:56

You saw the Foo Fighters live. I have.

Siobhan 25:58

That was very cool, that's very cool. It was sick.

Matt 26:01

So I love this little bit of trivia. Of course, this happened when Nirvana disbanded after the death of Kurt Cobain in 94. Dave Grohl was rumored that he might join Pearl Jam or Tom Petty as their drummer, and he later said I was supposed to join another band as a drummer for the rest of my life and I thought I'd rather do what no one expected me to do. He created a solo album and he played and sang all the instruments except on one track. Out of the 15 songs on the album, he recorded them all in five days. Oh, and he actually said had I actually considered this to be a career, I probably would have called it something else, because it's the stupidest fucking band name in the world.

Rob 26:38

I love it. I should have known that. Yeah, I love it. When Christopher Walken introduced them on SNL, he said Foo Fighters.

Andy 26:48

Well, apparently the story with that was he asked them how it was supposed to be pronounced and to mess with him. That's how they told him.

Rob 26:59

Yeah F Grohl, Foo Fighters Amazing.

Matt 27:02

Do you want to give us a rundown so we know where we are?

Rob 27:04

Yes, Siobhan and Andy at seven holding the top spots. I have six and Chris has four Womp and also Andy's, the only one to have used a lifeline.

Siobhan 27:19

Oh no, no, he used both yeah.

Rob 27:22

Andy has used both his lifelines.

Siobhan 27:24

Indeed.

Rob 27:25

Is what I meant to say.

Matt 27:27

Chris, which emo band released the album Bleed American in July 2001, which was renamed to the name of the band due to the September 11th attacks. Was it Taking Back Sunday Brand New Dashboard, Confessional or Jimmy Eat World, renamed to the name of the band due to the september 11th attacks? Was it taking back sunday brand new dashboard, confessional or jimmy eat world?

Chris 27:44

they had to change an album.

Matt 27:46

They had to change the album name because they released it in july 2001. It was called bleed american and they changed it after 9-11 jimmy world that's correct.

Chris 27:58

Yes, yes, yes yep, I mean I I know, like all the other bands, albums, and I was like I've never heard that before, so it's gotta be the band I don't know well yep, that's the album with the middle and sweetness on it.

Matt 28:10

It was re-released and renamed to the original name in 2008 nice.

Chris 28:15

Wow, that is really fun.

Andy 28:17

Trivia do we just make a drinking game out of it every?

Rob 28:19

time he says it wrong. Yes, I'm going to take a sip every time he says album.

Siobhan 28:23

I'm doing that already.

Rob 28:25

Christopher who's?

Chris 28:26

drinking buddy Siobhan's drinking.

Rob 28:29

Yeah, she is Rude. You got another album. Question for me, hashtag love you.

Matt 28:37

I've said this before on this podcast these are my best friends of course, of course.

Rob 28:44

And and if your best friends aren't going to give you shit, then what?

Andy 28:46

kind of friends are they? Yeah, I wouldn't pick on somebody I didn't like hey, that's true.

Siobhan 28:50

I wouldn't care rob.

Matt 28:53

Yes, which of these fans did not release an album in the 90s?

Rob 28:57

hang on. I need to take a drink.

Matt 28:58

Go on that's how I always said it.

Andy 29:05

Oh, this is good it just means we're gonna get drunk, it's all right I know we like it.

Siobhan 29:08

I'm here for it.

Matt 29:08

Go ahead, give me the options billy joel, blink 182, nelly or jimmy eat world did not release in the 90s.

Matt 29:18

Billy Joel.

Matt 29:21

Final answer. That is incorrect. It is Nelly Country Grammar came out in 2000. Wow, okay.

Siobhan 29:28

I thought Billy.

Rob 29:30

Joel stopped releasing music in the 90s.

Matt 29:33

River of Dreams came out in, I believe, 1993.

Rob 29:37

Oh, but that was his last one until just recently, right Yesterday. Yeah, okay, wow, I was way too confident in that. I thought, Nelly was like 99. I thought he might have snuck in there.

Siobhan 29:48

That's fair. I would not have been sure of that Because I remember that in like middle school, early high school times. Yes, sure Andy, released on December high school times.

Matt 29:59

Yes, sure, andy Mm-hmm. Released on December 6th 2004,. The Numa Numa dance was a viral internet phenomenon that involved a live-syncing and dancing to the song by the band Ozone. This was done by Gary Brozma, which I'll get to that in a moment.

Andy 30:15

What is the?

Matt 30:15

name of that song. Do it? Is it Numa Numa Dragostadinte Myla he, myla who? Or Halo One of those it is one of those.

Rob 30:28

My friend. I'm sorry you do not have any lifelines.

Siobhan 30:30

I know and now I'm sorry. Good luck to you.

Andy 30:33

I'm going to go with the second one. That is the correct answer Dragostadinte.

Matt 30:39

It go with the second one. That is the correct answer. Dragostan and Tay. It is Dragostan and Tay and it is a Romanian song originally. So I took a bit of a long shot and I actually emailed Gary Brosma and I asked him if he would stop in for the podcast for 10 minutes. He never emailed me back, so I was a little upset about that.

Rob 30:58

Is that a real thing? Did you do that? I did.

Andy 31:00

You had me build up for half a second that something fucking cool was about to happen. And then what?

Rob 31:05

happened was nothing. It would also be great if they were like, and he's with chris now in the hotel, and here he is.

Andy 31:15

So just creeps up behind chris with his arms pumping.

Matt 31:20

No, I was legit.

Matt 31:21

I really just wanted him to do that. All I emailed him was like will you pop in for five, ten minutes?

Rob 31:25

And just when I read this question, dude you could have gotten your old college roommate, john Nilsen, to do a pretty B interpretation of him, because he kind of looked like him.

Matt 31:35

He did look a lot like him. And also sounded exactly like the Swedish chef. Look like him. Uh, he did.

Andy 31:39

Look a lot like him and also sounded exactly like the swedish chef. So, john, if you happen to be listening.

Matt 31:42

Shout out to you, man, fun facts about that one. Oh, from 2004 to 2006, that was estimated to have 700 million views. That is pre-youtube era. Oh, wow, really, yeah, holy crap. So, yeah, that's, that's significant portion of that.

Andy 31:56

Was that on Vine? No, Vine was post-YouTube. Yeah, Because YouTube was what? 2004? Yeah, but I remember rocking out to Numa Numa in college.

Rob 32:08

Who's drinking there? Buddy Siobhan's drinking.

Siobhan 32:10

Okay, cool Boo, all right, bye. She took me out of the last game.

Matt 32:14

I'm getting my revenge, my boo, Just to wrap that up once it did get on YouTube, on other channels it got a paltry 68,430,349 views. Good God, we have numbers.

Rob 32:25

How do we get those views? Are we talking about numbers? Are we talking about math? Math E equals MC Hammer.

Andy 32:33

We talking about numbers Siobhan's question.

Rob 32:36

Siobhan's question. Siobhan talking about numbers.

Matt 32:38

Siobhan's question. Siobhan's question. Siobhan, this band got their name from the X-Files, specifically season one, episode 11. Was it Sugar Ray, eve, six, maroon Five or Third Eye Blind? Oh?

Chris 32:52

I love this question. This is a great question.

Siobhan 32:55

Damn it.

Rob 33:04

Frick. Oh, I have lifelines, don't I? Frick is not correct. Um, you have both of your lifelines at the moment.

Siobhan 33:07

You can put it on those for like an 80s question, because I feel like I'm gonna know less about that.

Round 4

Matt 33:11

Okay, um eve six that's correct hey, go with your gut yeah, the episode title is eve and it's about genetically modified people part of a eugenics experiment.

Rob 33:25

I mean based upon their album artwork. That would have been my guess as well, but third eye blind would have been like a close second as far as like if I was just guessing because, it kind of sounds like it sits there who's drinking friend?

Siobhan 33:36

Oh, um it's, Andy.

Rob 33:39

Yeah.

Siobhan 33:40

Giving it back. I miss X-Files. That show was so good. After this round everybody, andy, I've never watched a single episode. It's good, you should check it out.

Andy 33:49

I'm a giant nerd. I've never watched a single episode. It's on Amazon. I started recently.

Matt 33:59

Full disclosure recently. Full disclosure. That question came about because I started watching it recently and I got to that episode and they were like this is eve six. Uh, is there some?

Andy 34:03

connection with the band, googled it it's like turns out there is rob.

Rob 34:06

Read us the current lay of the land. Andy in the lead with six points, siobhan and I tied at five.

Siobhan 34:11

Chris with four all right, we're getting back down to your level, dude christopher Christopher. Dreamer.

Matt 34:20

Who sang the theme song for the TV show Friends? Was it the Rembrandts, hootie and the Blowfish, the Cranberries or the Wallflowers?

Rob 34:29

My friend, let me remind you that you have your lifelines and I'm always here for you. I'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour. Thank you, You'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour.

Matt 34:41

Thank you, you're welcome.

Chris 34:43

I want to take a risk, but I also am getting too low.

Siobhan 34:48

All right, Chris, what are you doing?

Chris 34:49

All right, Robbo, I'm going to make it a double. It's the Rembrandts.

Rob 34:52

Is it the Rembrandts? Yes, and we're both taking points back. Thank you very much.

Siobhan 34:56

Okay, well, I guess that's what you wanted to do, chris.

90s Music Trivia and Discussions

Matt 34:59

Very aggressive. The Rembrandt's is correct I should have taken the risk. Rob Whitney Houston had a massive hit in 1992 with a cover of I Will Always Love you. Whose song did she cover? Ooh, was it Dolly Parton, paula Abdul, janet Jackson or Loretta Lynn?

Rob 35:21

I would like to make this double with Siobhan Oi.

Siobhan 35:24

Barking, make it a double. I believe it is Dolly Parton.

Andy 35:29

It is. She made it a double too.

Matt 35:30

Yeah, it's Dolly.

Siobhan 35:31

Parton, she done double Ds.

Rob 35:33

Would you, uh, would you like a point back?

Siobhan 35:34

dear friend, Uh yeah.

Rob 35:35

Okay, would you like a point back, dear friend?

Siobhan 35:36

Uh yeah.

Rob 35:37

Okay, thank you for that Andy Mm-hmm?

Matt 35:43

What was the first rap song to hit number?

Andy 35:46

one on the Billboard 100? Was it the Humpty Dance? Oh, that's so good, do the Humpty.

Matt 35:49

Hump, do the Hum-Pum-Humpty Hump Ice, ice Baby by Vanilla Ice Cream by the Wu-Tang Clan. Or Mama Said, knocked you Out. By LL Cool J Wow. I wish I had a lifeline.

Andy 36:05

Yeah, you're in a precarious situation Again. My knowledge of jazz standards is of no use here. I'll be honest with you.

Rob 36:14

This gives nothing away, because this is not one of the options. I would have thought it was a Run DMC song that they did with Aerosmith with Walk.

Andy 36:18

This Way, I would have thought it was a run DMC song that they did with with Aerosmith, with walk, this way, that that would have been if they would have classified that as hip hop and not as right, but they probably.

Rob 36:25

that was definitely barrier breaking.

Siobhan 36:27

Um.

Andy 36:27

Oh yeah, I can't imagine the Humpty Hump.

Siobhan 36:32

The Humpty dance.

Andy 36:33

The Humpty Hump. As entertaining as it is, I just can't imagine. I can't imagine it's Wu-Tang Clan. That feels too late. I know it feels wrong. It feels wrong. I'm going with Vanilla Ice.

Matt 36:47

It feels wrong, but it is right. It's so right I hate it.

Rob 36:50

It's so right. It feels wrong, but it is so right.

Siobhan 36:53

Correct the fact that the first rap song in there is a white man. Yep, here we are, and it's not even that good.

Rob 36:59

No, it's clearly not a good song, and it's a ripoff of the bass line of Under Pressure by Queen and. David.

Andy 37:05

Bowie, but there's an extra note in there.

Siobhan 37:07

You know, Could not be more.

Rob 37:09

American Bum, bum, bum bum. Fun fact Vanilla Ice's real name.

Siobhan 37:12

Rob.

Rob 37:13

Van.

Matt 37:13

Winkle who's drinking?

Rob 37:13

buddy.

Siobhan 37:14

Oh, Siobhan, Damn it Rick.

Finish the Lyrics Round 2

Matt 37:31

All right, siobhan. The number one selling artist of the 90s was Celine Dion 200 million album sales. Good Lord, number two was Mariah Carey just below 200 million album sales. Good Lord, number two was Mariah Carey just below 200 million album sales. Who was number three? Whitney Houston, nirvana, michael Jackson or Garth Brooks?

Siobhan 37:49

You said the 90s.

Matt 37:50

The 90s.

Siobhan 37:54

Let's go with Michael Jackson.

Matt 37:57

You do not have friends in low places. I don't like him.

Siobhan 38:01

I was never going to vote for him.

Matt 38:03

I know I was really happy you got that question, by the way.

Rob 38:06

Oh man, I just hate country music. Everybody. I'm going to do a round recap. I am currently now in the lead with seven, andy with six, chris with five and Siobhan now with four.

Siobhan 38:18

Shit.

Matt 38:19

For anybody that was curious Boyz II Men was four, whitney Houston five, metallica six.

Rob 38:23

Boyz II Men, Nirvana seven.

Matt 38:25

Tupac eight Shania Twain nine. Boyz II Men and Spice Up your Life. The Spice Girls were number ten People of the world. Spice Up your Life Every boy and every girl. Stick a Z yeah.

Siobhan 38:34

All Stick a stick.

Matt 38:36

Yeah, all right, we will go into another remix round Y'all trying to take me down. Chris, I walk a lonely road, the only one that I have ever known.

Chris 38:45

This one's at least sort of familiar, I'm going to put it on Siobhan's tab. Damn it.

Andy 38:57

See them Put it on their tab.

Siobhan 39:00

Ooh, okay, wait. Can you say them again?

Matt 39:03

I walk a lonely road, the only one that I have ever known.

Siobhan 39:07

I don't know where it goes.

Matt 39:09

Yeah, it's the something, something, something. I don't know where it goes. Dark side.

Siobhan 39:16

But I walk alone, damn it.

Rob 39:19

But I'm the only one.

Siobhan 39:20

Is that what it is, so?

Matt 39:21

I don't know, that's not what it is.

Siobhan 39:22

All right, what is it? I'll take an L.

Matt 39:25

Boulevard. Broken Dreams by Green Day.

Siobhan 39:27

Yeah.

Matt 39:28

I walk a lonely road, the only one that I've ever known. Don't know where it goes, but it's home to me and I walk alone oh wow, here's the good news.

Siobhan 39:37

I mostly had it. Nobody loses points there because it was a good punt from Chris, and you can't lose a point. At least I knew what it was from.

Rob 39:43

Everybody is neutral there. Good job, chris. Good punt, chris, good punt.

Siobhan 39:47

You're ahead of me anyway, which is rude. Yeah, that was rough All right Hit me.

Matt 39:51

Marconi plays the radio, don't you remember?

Siobhan 39:57

You already made it a double. Damn it. Put it on my tab.

Matt 40:03

I'm going for the Elvis juice.

Siobhan 40:04

This is good, by the way, Can you?

Rob 40:07

Marconi plays the Mamba.

Siobhan 40:08

I love this song.

Matt 40:09

I do too. Listen to the radio, don't you remember Crap?

Rob 40:14

I will put it on Siobhan's tab.

Siobhan 40:18

No, put it on. Oh, Chris would have known it too. Bummer, that's okay, put it on your tab. Marconi plays the mamba. Listen to the radio, don't you remember? We built this? City on rock and roll. We built this city.

Rob 40:34

Yeah, that's a good song. So then I lose a point. I shouldn't have punted it to you. I forgot to put it on your tab. Is you don't want the person to answer? Because, because you answered, I should have put it on Andy's tab.

Siobhan 40:45

Bummer. Well, I know, I know, that's his whole point I said it just because I knew it, but you don't have to do it. Listen to the radio. Don't you remember? It's really actually.

Rob 41:00

It's very hard to finish these lyrics when he's just speaking them because it's like the tune doesn't automatically. If he gave me the tune, I'd have at least some footing, I know.

Matt 41:08

You have known me long enough to know that if I attempt to give you the tune. It won't be the tune, because then it gives it away. But even if you gave us, like the, but the rhythm of it, like the pentameter of it all, when I sing, andy, there's uh something your uh counterpart at where you work at the high school. One said to me that sticks with me and it's what is a half step among friends that is my motto.

Andy 41:32

When you like a bucket for that tune yes, quarter tones, everybody, whoo, all right, great.

Siobhan 41:37

Well, what does that mean? You just lose a point. I don't do anything except own your face.

Rob 41:41

Okay, great, I mean okay, yes.

Siobhan 41:44

I do.

Matt 41:45

Are you ready? I'm ready. Andy rising up back on the street. Did my time, took my chances, went the distance. Now I'm back on my feet. Something with the will to survive.

Rob 41:57

Oh what is that something?

Siobhan 41:59

What do you got?

Rob 42:00

I'd be stuck there with you.

Siobhan 42:05

We're going to get sprayed in the face with water. If we were on the Jimmy Fallon situation, where he asked people to finish these.

Andy 42:08

What am I after? Went the distance. Now I'm back on my feet Rising up with the will to survive.

Matt 42:16

Oh, that's a good guess.

Siobhan 42:18

Just a man and his will to survive it was just, but I didn't know the rest of it either just a man and his will to survive it's the, it's the thrill of the fight. You ready, yeah?

Matt 42:33

siobhan under the bridge downtown is where I drew some blood. Under the bridge downtown. I could not drew some blood Under the bridge downtown. I could not get enough.

Siobhan 42:40

I know what this is, but frick, Damn it, Anthony Kiedis. I mean let's go with under the bridge downtown again. I threw my life away.

Matt 42:52

Under the bridge downtown. Forgot about my love. Forgot about my love Then under the bridge downtown.

Siobhan 43:00

I threw my life away, so I missed one Bummer. All right, Well, I'll take that out. Blood sugar, sex magic yes, indeed I had that album memorized. Guys, everyone front to back RHCP, another one I've seen in person. All right, jealous, very jealous.

Rob 43:15

Oh my God one I've seen in person Jealous, very jealous.

Siobhan 43:20

Baller.

Andy 43:20

It was when they was amazing.

Siobhan 43:21

Maybe it was Californication.

Rob 43:24

So, yes, yeah, because he was out of the band for a few years and now I think he's back in it.

Siobhan 43:30

Yeah, I saw them and Foo Fighters At the same show. No, I did. And then the other time I saw was live and counting crows together. I saw live once.

Matt 43:40

This will be fun, since we're kind of like part way through first concert you ever attended. Oh, oh like first professional yeah rock concert.

Andy 43:50

Oh yeah, I know I can tell you, alanis morissette, I was in eighth grade and it was a jagged little pill tour it was very cool it was so cool.

Siobhan 43:58

I saw it at the Meadows in Connecticut, which is in like Hartford, and we had lawn seats but we all just stood near the big screens. It was sick.

Andy 44:07

Very cool. All right, I know everybody listening to the podcast currently thinks I'm a total boomer.

Siobhan 44:11

You're not a boomer, and this is going to confirm that feeling, to confirm that feeling James Taylor. That's great. You saw fire and you saw rain.

Andy 44:20

I saw fire and I saw rain. That's awesome, that's pretty amazing Listen.

Rob 44:23

Although I have very little recollection of this, I saw my first concert was Ray Charles he played at Music Fest in either the late 80s or very early 90s, nice. But I was obsessed with Ray Charles when I was a wee lad, yeah.

Andy 44:41

I have talked to other people who were at that concert and said it was absolutely insane.

Rob 44:44

That's unreal Cool, I don't really remember most of it, but yeah, that was my first concert, rob, it's okay, he wouldn't remember seeing you either.

Chris 44:52

Oh my God, it's okay, don't cry, chris chris, oh god, so technically, when I was like one year old, my parents took me to a beach boys concert, but I obviously don't remember anything as I was only one years old, so one of the first like uh, it's not really rock, necessarily, but trans-siberian orchestra is one of the earliest I was at. So yeah, I'm going to hardcore.

Round 6

Matt 45:21

Drive the bus over both of us right now, because the first concert I ever went to was at Music Fest. You, your mom, my mom and Amy. Do you remember what show it was?

Chris 45:34

Was that the Savage Garden? It was Savage Garden.

Siobhan 45:37

There's a throwback. I want to stay with you on a mountain.

Andy 45:45

I want to stay with you in the sea.

Matt 45:51

When was that?

Matt 45:52

That was a long time ago. The answer is 1907.

Matt 45:57

It was always the Cherry Cola song that stuck in my I need you, I want you. That was the oneth cut shit. It was always the Cherry Cola song that stuck in my I need you, I want you.

Andy 46:01

That was the one I was singing. I had literally forgotten about that band completely.

Siobhan 46:06

Yo, yeah, I listened to that Alright, Chris.

Rob 46:12

Real quick recap. I'm in lead with 6, Andy and Chris with 5, Siobhan with 3. Who Siobhan with three. Who? Siobhan is the only person who has lifelines left. She has both. Everybody else has used their lifelines.

Matt 46:25

Really yes.

Rob 46:26

Wow, yes, here we go.

Matt 46:28

Chris, what was the name of the song and artist featured in the first music video on MTV that prominently featured computer generated graphics? Was it Take On Me by A-Ha, money for Nothing by Dire Straits, sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel or Land of Confusion by Genesis?

Chris 46:46

Oh damn, once again. These are all so plausible.

Siobhan 46:49

Ooh, totally. I was going to say this is hard. I'm so glad nobody can punt anything to me anymore.

Chris 46:56

I'm going to just go with Sledgehammer.

Matt 46:59

So it's actually Money for Nothing was Dire.

Siobhan 47:00

Straits. Oh, I wouldn't have guessed that.

Chris 47:03

Yeah that was.

Matt 47:05

Yep, Mainframe Entertainment was the company behind that. Oh my god.

Chris 47:09

It's a good video.

Andy 47:11

All of those are good videos.

Chris 47:12

Yeah, yeah, all of them were.

Matt 47:14

Take on me is easily the best yeah.

Matt 47:17

Easily the best Iconic Rob. Who won Video of the Year, the Video of the Year Award at the inaugural MTV Video Music Awards in 1984? Michael Jackson with Thriller, duran Duran with Hungry Like a Wolf, don't even keep going, the Cars Might you Think. Or Madonna Like a Virgin. It was Michael Jackson Thriller that is correct.

Rob 47:42

Yay, Very nice. Andy, you're the closest to me, so drink my friend.

Siobhan 47:47

Do it? Are we about to bust open this pink lemonade beatbox? Next round, great, next round. I'm horrified and sort of excited. I thought about doing this round but he already got into the questions All right, all right, and I was like I need a better. All right, all right, all right, thanks, yep, shavonna Hay. Yeah, I don't know. We tried yeah.

Matt 48:04

What was the name of the Australian band that scored a global hit in 81 with the song Down Under, which became an anthem for Australian culture?

Rob 48:19

Was it Crowded House? Men at Work Midnight.

Andy 48:20

Oil or Men Without Hats.

Siobhan 48:21

That coming from my. Yeah, that one.

Andy 48:23

I'm pretty sure it's Men at Work.

Matt 48:25

It is Men at Work.

Siobhan 48:26

Yes, g'day Rob, put a shrimp on the barbie.

Matt 48:31

Take a drink. The dingo ate my baby.

Matt 48:36

Siobhan. Yes, what was the name of the British band formed by Boy George and the?

Siobhan 48:41

Culture Club.

Matt 48:42

Yep Atta girl.

Siobhan 48:43

Come a, come a, come a come a chameleon you come and go. You come and go, all right. Yeah, I'm assuming that's the answer. Yes, hooray, I did it. I do love the look of defeat on matt's face when someone gives the answer before he. Who's? No sucker uh, chris okay I love you.

Rob 49:06

I'm lower than you, all right. All right, here we go, I'm, I'm cracking the beat box pink lemonade, also 11.1, but this one has avril lavigne, which I don't know what that means. It doesn't say in partnership with them.

Matt 49:23

I will say this because it was before.

Rob 49:25

I met my wife.

Matt 49:26

And everybody can make fun of me for this, but when Rob and I formed a band, my driving factor of wanting to be a famous drummer was meeting Avril Lavigne. So there, it is Fair enough. Yep, how bad does it smell?

Rob 49:38

It kind of smells like that crappy version of Zima that he made a few weeks ago, hey I didn't hate that.

Matt 49:47

so to be fair, it's not because he made it, it's because it was crappy. I didn't see anybody else making Zima.

Rob 49:50

All right, while everybody is pouring the Avril.

Andy 49:53

Lavigne.

Rob 49:53

I'm not pouring any of that I just wanted to sniff.

Andy 49:56

It doesn't smell that bad.

Rob 49:57

I am currently in the lead with five. Andy with four Chris and Siobhan tied at three. Siobhan's still, with both of her lifelines heading into this next round.

Siobhan 50:09

This doesn't smell bad. Are we trying it?

Rob 50:11

I'm trying it. I'm in Cheers, it's got.

Matt 50:17

Watch for the back end. Watch for the back end.

Siobhan 50:19

God the end of it is so bad, just like that one, it's really not. It's not as bad as the other one, though.

Rob 50:25

Okay, what is it about these beat boxes that make me feel like the aftertaste is like?

Andy 50:29

liquid wax.

Matt 50:32

It's like drinking a candle.

Andy 50:33

It's like we have MD I guarantee it's got whatever that artificial sweetener is no like.

Siobhan 50:40

Mad Dog MD. Oh God, With like freaking Four Loko yes.

Matt 50:47

Back to Chris. I'll say if you're drinking on a budget, you could probably do worse.

Rob 50:51

But I mean, it's not the worst thing I've ever had. No, for sure.

Matt 50:54

Chris Queen's performance at Live Aid is legendary and Freddie Mercury's performance is regarded as one of the best live rock performances of all time. How many people were estimated to have watched Live Aid on TV, making it one of the most watched live performances in history? 500 million, 900 million, 1.9 billion or 2.4 billion? Holy shit, that's a lot, regardless of the answer 900 million, 900 million, the answer is 1.9 billion people.

Chris 51:30

Wow, cray cray, that's insane.

Matt 51:34

Live Aid took place.

Siobhan 51:35

There was nothing else to do. What year was that?

Matt 51:38

So it's a good question. That's probably the only fact I don't have right now.

Siobhan 51:41

Oh my God, we're looking it up.

Rob 51:43

Okay, hold on, we're going to get the year, because that is a lot of people for as early as I think it may have been.

Siobhan 51:50

Nineteen, eighty five yes.

Rob 51:51

Yeah, that many people had televisions in nineteen eighty five.

Siobhan 51:54

Oh yeah, I'm sure that's true, but like I'm surprised that that's all they were watching, which is such a product of now, where we have way too many choices of what you can be watching, right, yeah, well, I mean, that was also on every available channel. Right, it was such a huge deal. Man, I miss that kind of stuff.

Matt 52:11

So it was of course at Wembley Stadium and JFK. 72,000 people were at Wembley, 90,000 at JFK in Philadelphia. The estimated TV audience was 1.9 billion. The same day, concerts inspired by that initiative were also held in the Soviet Union, canada, japan, yugoslavia.

Siobhan 52:28

Austria, australia and West Germany. West Germany which isn't a thing.

Rob 52:36

Yeah, I imagine that kind of thing right now. If you gave us that West Germany fact, we could have dated it somewhat well.

Matt 52:40

Here's the part that blew my mind. It was one of the largest satellite linkups in history 150 nations and 40% of the world population Wow.

Siobhan 52:49

That's crazy.

Matt 52:51

That's epic. That's really cool man yeah that's historic.

Siobhan 52:53

There's no great trivia I was just gonna say no one's gonna do that again, not even a chance, taylor. Swift tries, but she's not gonna get there. That's okay, she has $1.9 billion but she doesn't have that many viewers.

Rob 53:06

Yeah, we watched the Eritrean tour the other day on Disney Plus.

Siobhan 53:09

Yeah, I kind of want to do that, I feel like just because it's kind of iconic. That's cool.

Andy 53:15

I had free tickets to see her in Pittsburgh's football stadium. Fun fact, I've seen her perform the.

Siobhan 53:23

National Anthem pre-fame at a Reading Phillies game. Oh yeah, she was all up in the Redding Phillies because she's from the D-Town, she's from that area, nope.

Andy 53:32

I saw Taylor Swift, and opening for her was Ed Sheeran oh didn't they date?

Rob 53:40

I don't think so.

Siobhan 53:42

I just assume she dates anybody.

Rob 53:44

I mean she might Including Travis Kelsey. I mean that's happening right now.

Siobhan 53:49

That's her current era, all righty.

Rob 53:51

It's my turn it is. Rob, tell me a question.

Matt 53:55

The song Running Up that Hill by Kate Bush had a resurgence in popularity following its inclusion in the fourth season of Stranger Things. Yes, what year was Running Up that Hill released as a single by Kate Bush?

Rob 54:13

1978, 1980, 1985, or 1990? I'm going to go with the year of our Lord, 1985, the year of my birth, when people were not averse to the Bush.

Matt 54:23

Go on.

Matt 54:25

That is correct.

Siobhan 54:26

Yay, good reasoning.

Matt 54:28

We love that reasoning. That's correct, yay, good reasoning.

Rob 54:31

We love that reasoning. Thanks, playboy, that's good. Sorry, andy, you're still too close to me for my comfort.

Siobhan 54:37

Okay, I'm having more of this. I know that's weird.

Matt 54:40

So fun fact time In 85, it reached number three on the UK singles chart. In 2002, it reached number one in eight countries, including the UK, after being featured in Stranger Things. So it actually made number three on the Hot 100 chart and previously had only made it to number 30. Wow, andy, before being offered to Britney Spears and becoming a mega hit. Baby. One More Time was offered to which other artist or group Willie Nelson.

Matt 55:15

I would listen to that.

Matt 55:16

Yeah, I would too, was it TLC. Christina Aguilera, which Rob taught us how to spell earlier NSYNC. Or Mandy Moore.

Andy 55:26

I'm going with Christina Aguilera.

Matt 55:30

It was actually TLC.

Siobhan 55:33

Oh dang, I would have guessed Mandy Moore.

Matt 55:35

They turned it down because they were uncomfortable with Hit Me interpreting it as having an association with domestic violence.

Siobhan 55:40

Fair enough, girl. They just talked about a lot of no scrubs. Left eye it was also offered to.

Rob 55:46

If you can picture this, the Backstreet Boys and a british group called five oh interesting yeah so manny moore uh, believe it or not was a little bit later than that, I think, so I would have ruled her out right, I guess. But and I would have ruled in sync out, but but it's. It's funny to hear that it was offered to backstreet Boys, because I can't imagine a male or NSYNC version of that song.

Siobhan 56:10

Right yeah.

Matt 56:11

I'm a little crazy, yeah, huh.

Siobhan 56:14

All right.

Matt 56:14

Good stuff, Matthew.

Siobhan 56:15

Hit me one more time, siobhan, but not like that TLC. Thank you.

Finish the Lyrics Round 3

Matt 56:21

What holds the record for spending the most consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the 1990s. I will always love you by whitney houston, smooth by santana and rob thomas. One sweet day by mariah carey or the macarena oh my god, let's go with mariah carey. She had so many number ones so that is correct 16 weeks at the top of the chart.

Andy 56:49

I listened to that shit so much I would have guessed the Macarena.

Matt 56:53

I think that was in there to left curve us.

Siobhan 56:57

So, depending on your musical leanings.

Matt 56:59

This fun fact will break your soul it was surpassed in 2019. Does anybody know what song offhand?

Siobhan 57:06

Wait, the Mariah Carey song was surpassed in 2019?. Is it another Mariah Carey song? Nope, taylor Swift.

Matt 57:13

Nope.

Siobhan 57:14

Rick.

Matt 57:15

And I take my horse down Old Town Road, little Nas X.

Siobhan 57:21

Little.

Matt 57:22

Nas All right, he's cool.

Siobhan 57:24

Oh look at that. Who am I making drink? Who's at the top. It's me. Yeah, you drank it. Okay, Look at that who am I making? Drink. Who's at the top? It's me Get it.

Matt 57:32

Give us those points.

Rob 57:33

I am still at the top with four. Siobhan with three in second place, chris and Andy with two. Siobhan still with both of her lifelines. Nobody else has lifelines. Alright, we're going to lyrics. Oh, we're going back to lyrics Holy crap. Everybody get ready to lose.

Matt 57:49

Yeah, all right, chris as I walk through the of the shadow of death, where I harvest my grain exactly.

Siobhan 58:01

We talked about this the other day. I said we, I, we heard the beginning of this song and I said there's no way, I don't think of weird al, every single time I hear the beginning of this song and I said there's no way, I don't think of Weird Al every single time I hear the beginning of this song.

Matt 58:11

Even Ezekiel thinks that my mind is gone. Yeah, Chris. As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I take a look at my life and realize there's nothing left.

Chris 58:21

I don't know the original Get out of here, bummer.

Siobhan 58:24

Can you sing the Weird Al?

Andy 58:25

version. Maybe we'll give that to you. You know I shot in fancy things like electricity oh my God.

Chris 58:32

Yeah, I don't know.

Matt 58:32

Bummer, because I've been blasting and laughing so long that even my mama thinks that my mind is gone.

Siobhan 58:37

Oh, the mind is gone, yep. Oh you got one kid. I'm a man of the land.

Andy 58:42

I'm in two discipline. Oh my God, I love that.

Siobhan 58:49

With a Bible. I can't so that also with American Pie. There's no way I don't sing all the my, my, this here Anakin guy every time that I hear that song. Yep, weird Al has invaded.

Rob 58:56

I'm ready.

Matt 58:57

You are. I am. This is going to be an awkward opening. I contemplate the day we wed. Your friends are boring me to death. Your veil is ruined in the rain by then. It's you I can do without. There's nothing new to talk about.

Rob 59:11

Though our kids are blessed, our parents let them shoulder all the blame. That is correct.

Matt 59:16

What's that? That is the quiet things that no one ever knows by brand new Siobhan.

Siobhan 59:20

Have a drink, oh, okay.

Rob 59:22

Beautiful.

Siobhan 59:22

I didn't know that. What's that? Who is?

Rob 59:24

that. That is my high school in a nutshell, it's brand new. It's the quiet things that no one ever knows why would you kidnap one?

Siobhan 59:33

Matt Because it's where it was. No, I'm just kidding. Oh, wow, what do you got Okay.

Matt 59:42

Sorry, we're hanging out in that time period. My hopes are so high that your kiss might kill me. So won't you kill me. So I die happy. My heart is yours to Step on To fill or burst.

Rob 59:54

Oh, don't stop stop it To break or bury or wear as jewelry Whichever you prefer. Hands down. This is the best day I can ever remember, Always remember it's Dashboard Confessional I really was not into the.

Andy 1:00:11

This is the best day I can ever remember, always remember it's Dashboard Confessional.

Matt 1:00:13

I really was not into the emo fit. You weren't an emo boy. It's okay. It's okay.

Rob 1:00:17

I wasn't even really that into it.

Andy 1:00:18

Where's the Big Bad Voodoo Daddies and the Ska and the Cherry Poppin' Daddies and the Squirrel Nuts?

Matt 1:00:24

Zipper and the Real Big Fish I know we could have got that. I've seen that live.

Andy 1:00:30

Mighty, Mighty Boss Tones. Yeah, I've seen that Shout out to Croc Rock. Word Listen. I saw Real Big Fish and Croc Rock.

Siobhan 1:00:35

I was at that show, we've all been to Croc Rock In my first year of teaching. We all had sad times at Croc Rock.

Rob 1:00:42

I was at that show man.

Matt 1:00:44

Siobhan.

Siobhan 1:00:45

Yes.

Matt 1:00:47

This is because I can spell confusion with a K and I can like it. It's to dying in another's arms and why I had to try it.

Chris 1:00:54

I don't think that's true. You're cutting so deep. Well, yeah.

Siobhan 1:00:59

Okay, have you met all of you? So I'm going to punt it to Rob.

Rob 1:01:04

Okay, can you read it to me?

Siobhan 1:01:06

Just go ahead and press a button.

Rob 1:01:08

See them, I know you're sad if you don't.

Matt 1:01:10

Thank you, thanks, fish. This is because I can spell confusion with a K and I can, like it is to dying in another's arms, and why I had to try it.

Rob 1:01:20

I have no idea. Do you know this song? No, it's.

Matt 1:01:25

I'm just curious.

Rob 1:01:26

It's Constantine by something corporate.

Matt 1:01:27

Something it's. I'm just curious it's Constantine by Something Corporate. Oh, by Something Corporate, what that has 170,000 lyrics.

Andy 1:01:32

That's the longest song ever made.

Rob 1:01:35

I do know that song, Chris that's your favorite song.

Chris 1:01:37

Wow, I can't pick it up in the middle like that though.

Siobhan 1:01:40

I've listened to that song so many stupid times.

Rob 1:01:43

When.

Matt 1:01:43

I say punt great punt.

Rob 1:01:45

No points lost there for you.

Matt 1:01:47

Woo.

Rob 1:01:49

But this round.

Matt 1:01:50

this round has really Can I finish it?

Rob 1:01:52

I mean sure, Go ahead.

Matt 1:01:54

It's to Jimmy Eat World. And those nights in your car when the first star you see may not be your star.

Siobhan 1:01:59

Chris, are you crying a little?

Chris 1:02:02

A little bit. Yeah, yeah, I know he loves that stupid song.

Matt 1:02:06

I mean it's not stupid, it's a great song. It is a great song, it's just 17 minutes long.

Matt 1:02:11

It is very long, something corporate Nine minutes.

Siobhan 1:02:14

Nine minutes is too long, okay.

Rob 1:02:16

So that round has gotten us really close to the end of the end game. Here I have four points with a commanding lead, siobhan with two points with a make it a double left Chris and Andy at one apiece. This could be a very telling round here. Going down in an earlier round, that's right.

Matt 1:02:37

A later round Chris the hard drinking protagonist of Chumbawamba's 1997 hit, tub Thumping, has four different kinds of drinks, according to the song's lyrics.

Rob 1:02:49

I love all of this.

Matt 1:02:51

He had a lager drink, a cider drink Name the other two drinks that he imbibes. Did he have a stout drink, whiskey, vodka?

Matt 1:02:59

Yeah, that's my boy.

Siobhan 1:03:01

Good job, well done, he had a vodka drink.

Chris 1:03:06

Yes, I'm still in it.

Matt 1:03:10

He also sang the songs that reminded him of the good times.

Siobhan 1:03:13

The better times, and the better times, yes, the songs that remind him of the good times.

Matt 1:03:18

Anybody remember what the lyric was after that? Oh, Donnie boy.

Rob 1:03:24

Donnie boy, donnie boy, I get knocked out, then I'll get up again, chris. Who's drinking? Oh, you are, oh.

Andy 1:03:34

Never going to keep him down.

Rob 1:03:37

I thought maybe you'd forget that I was winning, but it's okay.

Siobhan 1:03:40

You literally just did a recap and he's not actually drinking alcohol and we are so there's that he has a freaky tiki water with him.

Matt 1:03:49

Rob, yes, yes. What year did bradley noel from sublime pass away rip?

Andy 1:03:55

guitarist coming to music fest god, what a good.

Matt 1:03:58

All right so album may 5th 94, 95, 96 or 97 I think he died the same year that Cobain did so.

Rob 1:04:10

I think it's 94.

Matt 1:04:11

Brad Noel died in 1996 of a heroin overdose in San Francisco. Six makes sense. A lot of the band was on tour.

Siobhan 1:04:18

Well, they were huge then in 97.

Andy 1:04:22

Yeah, that's another one. I could sing every lyric front to back.

Rob 1:04:25

Oh yeah, the.

Andy 1:04:26

Centuria.

Rob 1:04:27

Yeah, the self-titled album is so good. Chef's Kiss Wow.

Siobhan 1:04:32

That is a really good album.

Rob 1:04:33

Wow, okay, I'm saddened by that. All right.

Siobhan 1:04:37

Good trivia though.

Matt 1:04:39

Andy Mm-hmm. Eric Clapton won the 1996 Grammy for Record of the Year with a song entitled Change the Earth, world, human Race or Planet.

Rob 1:04:51

This is some bullshit, come on.

Andy 1:04:53

I could change the world.

Siobhan 1:04:56

I thought you were like the Earth and I'm like, no, Don't do it Earth is correct. What? No, it's not. Oh world is correct.

Andy 1:05:07

Push the button. Yay Chug, Yay Chug. I feel like, oh my God.

Rob 1:05:16

Andy, who's drinking?

Andy 1:05:17

You are Get down to our level. Oh God, javon you.

Matt 1:05:23

Yes, kiss was and is known for their over-the-top makeup, costumes and stage shows. Who designed the iconic makeup worn by the members of Kiss, contributing to their distinctive image and brand style identity from the 1980s? Was it Stan Lee, peter Criss, gene Simmons or Paul Stanley?

Siobhan 1:05:41

I'm not at one point, right, I'm at two.

Rob 1:05:43

You have two and you have a. Make it a double.

Siobhan 1:05:46

I'm going to go with Peter Criss.

Matt 1:05:49

It is Paul Stanley.

Siobhan 1:05:51

Oh, I don't even know who that is. Is he in Kiss?

Matt 1:05:53

Yes, great.

Siobhan 1:05:54

Okay, nope, I didn't know that I really wanted it to be Stanley oh my God.

Rob 1:06:00

So fun fact, stanley. He made a comic book with that.

Siobhan 1:06:03

Yeah, I knew about that, but that wasn't his, the makeup wasn't his. Okay, well, you know what this?

Rob 1:06:07

is kind of perfect because after this round, everybody's at one point.

Siobhan 1:06:11

Oh fuck, this was a huge, it's a battle royale.

Matt 1:06:14

This was a huge round.

Rob 1:06:16

This is the gold round. Here we go, for all the marbles and the beans.

Matt 1:06:21

Chris, in the 1970s and 80s, KISS became known for their extensive merchandising efforts. They even had the KISS catalog. They had a whole variety. Anything you wanted with a KISS logo on it you could possibly buy Even a KISS cam. Yes Whoa, by the end of the 80s, approximately how much money had KISS earned from their merchandising sales? $10 million, $50 million, $75 million or $100?

Chris 1:06:49

million. Did you say what year this was so?

Matt 1:06:52

this was their entire effort from the 70s through the 80s. How much had they made by the end of the in 10 years? Yeah 70s and 80s they're math buddy math 70s and 80s, that's 20 years we talk about 75 million. Talk about numbers it is a hundred million damn it christopher the casualty the first to leave.

Matt 1:07:22

Oh, it's taps, I get it yeah okay, really slow sorry which of the following bands was not associated with Drive Thru Records, a prominent pop, punk and emo record label in the 90s and early 2000s? Yes, you Found Glory. The Starting Line Jimmy Eat World or Fitch.

Rob 1:07:42

Jimmy Eat World. Dude, you understand that I wanted to be on this label. I do.

Siobhan 1:07:47

Yes, you're welcome. Thank you. Why'd you search for the punt so rude?

Matt 1:07:50

Yeah, okay, gross Smarty pants. Yeah, what label were they on who, jimmy?

Siobhan 1:07:57

World.

Matt 1:07:58

You'll know it when I say it, because I read it and I was like oh Well, hold on Sony.

Rob 1:08:02

I'm guessing it was Victory, but because? I think Fueled by Ramen was not out there yet. Is it Fueled by Ramen?

Matt 1:08:12

That would have been my situation. They were Fueled by.

Matt 1:08:13

Ramen, before they went up to some of the bigger labels, but also on there Because they were on.

Rob 1:08:18

Capital at one point.

Chris 1:08:21

They went to Capital.

Rob 1:08:23

Alright so I got to take somebody out here. Wow, this is really tough. You claim a winner.

Siobhan 1:08:32

I know I just won, that's fair.

Rob 1:08:36

You have a lifeline left, so I've gotta, I've gotta say goodbye to you.

Siobhan 1:08:41

I'm sorry, my friend, goodbye to you.

Rob 1:08:44

And so Andy, for the win. Goodbye to you For the win, andy and I, each with one point Andy for the win. Goodbye to you For the win, andy, and I, each with one point Andy for the win.

Matt 1:08:52

I'm not feeling good, Andy. Which artist famously interrupted Taylor Swift's acceptance speech?

Andy 1:08:59

Come on Fuck yeah, I win, kanye. Don't worry, matt, I'm going to let you finish, but Kanye West interrupted that speech, that is true.

Siobhan 1:09:07

Why is that? For the win? Because don't you get another one? You still have a point.

Andy 1:09:10

No, you just went.

Siobhan 1:09:11

Well done, Sarah. That's a shit bag of a last question, but it's cool, you know what?

Rob 1:09:16

It's fine, it's fine, I'll give Andy this Should have asked him a jazz question at the end.

Matt 1:09:21

And once again to the music educator.

Chris 1:09:24

Woo Yay, stellar set.

Rob 1:09:27

To the servicemen. Thank you, thank you, my friend.

Matt 1:09:31

Would you guys like the last lyrics question that I had? Yes, yeah, go ahead.

Rob 1:09:37

Go ahead.

Siobhan 1:09:37

We'll take all the extra trivia.

Rob 1:09:39

We'll see if we can do it as a team here.

Matt 1:09:41

All right, sing me something soft, sad and delicate, or loud and out of key. Sing me anything.

Andy 1:09:46

Oh, I know, this one, hold or loud or out of key, sing me anything. Oh, I know this one.

Siobhan 1:09:51

Hold on. Oh my God. Yeah, it's so hard without the-. What is it? Do you know what it is? Who it is? I?

Matt 1:09:53

do? I'll tell you the song.

Siobhan 1:09:55

Yeah, tell me.

Outro and Podcast Information

Matt 1:09:56

It's Existentialism. On Prom Night by Straylight.

Rob 1:09:59

Run by Straylight Run, yeah, oh, do, do, do do Yep, Mm, mm, mm mm, mm, mm, mm mm. Yeah, I can't get it out of context.

Matt 1:10:15

We're glad for what we've got done, with what we've lost Our whole life laid out right in front of us.

Rob 1:10:20

Man, you saw them live in IUP. I did see them live.

Matt 1:10:24

You called me immediately after I met Michelle Nolan, right after that show too. She was very nice, sister of John Nolan, former guitar player in Taking Back Sunday and co vocalist.

Rob 1:10:33

Absolutely oh man. We were in that world for a long time my friend Damn. Takes me back. Thanks, it was a lot of fun. Hooray for Andy.

Siobhan 1:10:42

Good job, Good job Andy. All right Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-.

Matt 1:10:52

And, as always, thank you all for listening.

Matt 1:10:54

Hey, thanks guys Yay.

Chris 1:10:57

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Matt 1:11:08

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