You ever hear a new song by a band that doesn't sound anything like him? You think to yourself, what the hell is going on? Did they fire whoever was singing for you two and hire someone new? No, you would have heard about that. Yeah. This actually is you two. This is that song, Numb, that we were talking about. Oh, that's their rap song. Yeah, kind of. But it's not a rap song as much as a droner. Talkternative, too. Yeah, but more of a droner. We talked about it why it wasn't talk turnative. Anyway, this is my intro, and I can't keep talking about you, too. You know, maybe the drummer. Why don't you talk about somebody besides us, too? the drummer just came out from behind the hi-hat and said uh let me have a chance

or maybe the edge said hey it's my turn

beyond yacht rock two thousand welcome Beyond Yacht Rock 2000.

Welcome to Beyond Yacht Rock 2000, the greatest music podcast on the internet.

My name is J.D. Rizanar. I'm Hollywood, Steve.

Hi, Hunter. And I'm Dave. I'm Hollywood, Steve. Hi, Hunter.

And I'm Dave.

What we do, we create new musical genres, and we count down the top 10 songs in those genres.

And we're pros. We've created many genres in our day, and we like to remind you how good we are at it. So today, Hunter is going to throw us back to one of those old genres. Hunter?

No, it's an ancient one. We're going back to ancient times. I got an email recently from our

old friend, author, writer, word placer, in certain order, David Camp.

Love that guy. Who heard on my regressive episode, my disappointment that I couldn't find a Kate Bush song to get into the show.

Well, in his email, he placed these words in order.

Regarding Kate Bush, she had a single called Rubber Band Girl off her 1993 album, The Red Shoes, that she basically admitted was a regressive rock song. In 2011, when she redid the song for her director's cut albums, she said, this to Mojo magazine about the original. I thought the original rubber band was, well, it's a fun track.

I was quite happy with the original, but I just wanted to do something really different.

It was my least favorite track.

I had to consider taking it off, to be honest, but it didn't quite feel as interesting as the other track. I had to consider, I considered taking it off, to be honest, but it didn't

quite feel as interesting as the other track. What I thought at the same time, it was just a bit

of fun and it felt like a good thing to go out with. It was just a silly pop song, really. I love

Denny Thomas's bass on that, and of course, Danny McIntosh's guitar.

Kate Bush going through her Mrs. Doubtfire phase

I thought he was doing Scott Thompson

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