Hello and episode two, nice to start, isn't it?

Hello and welcome to episode 209 of what most people think and part of the reason I might

have fucked up the very intro there was because I was out clubbing on Sunday, I did a bit

of daytime raving, I should say that I was in bed by midnight, but I got to tell you

I'm recording this Tuesday morning, emerging on a Monday with a hangover is a very, I

feel every second of my 46 years and thank God today I've got a safe pair of hands co-hosting

it's a return of Matt Ford, welcome back to the show Matt.

Thank you Jeff, it's a pleasure to be back, so where did you go clubbing?

So Brighton on the beach event, so my favourite DJ of all time and producer Eric Pritz was

playing, and it was amazing, I mean he played all the hits and there is this weird thing

now because also the who were playing in Brighton, but Eric Pritz has sort of been around

long enough that I'm sort of thinking in 20 years well what he's doing be the equivalent

of these sad old bastards going to see the who and I went to see the who the other week

why not be a little bastard it was brilliant, you're a sad young bastard, I know it's a

difference, firstly I love Eric Pritz, I'm a favourite Eric Pritz song, is it piano, is

that how it's pronounced? Yes, yeah, we use that forest a little bit in the pre-match buildup

and it creates a really good atmosphere, but secondly I saw the home for the first time

ever the other week at the O2 and it's one of the best gigs I've ever been to for their

performance, the atmosphere at the O2 I think is routinely awful, but my god, Daltry can

still sing and I've always wanted to see them and I've become reobsessed with them, so

we are not sad old bastards Jeff, we're proper rock and roll fans, well this might be what

perhaps keeps like the acts like the who and Eric Pritz relevant is the because of the

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