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#327 Fred Armisen & Reviews of Bruce Springsteen and Mark Lanegan

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4.32K Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2012

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Fred Armisen of Portlandia and Saturday Night Live talks music and comedy with hosts Jim and Greg. Later in the show, Jim and Greg renew their Bruce Springsteen debate when they review the boss's latest, "Wrecking Ball."

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There had been abuse in my family, but it was mostly musical in nature. I don't want any of this lovers lament crap I want something peppy something happy something up temple I want something snappy. Before he was a famous comedian, Fred Armissen was a punk rocker.

0:38.0

And now on Saturday Night Live in Portlandia, he combines these two sensibilities. I'm Greg Cotta the Chicago Tribune.

0:45.0

And I'm Jim Duregotis from W.B.E. Z. and Columbia College.

0:48.0

We talk to comedian and musician Fred Armison about Portland, Gaddafi, and avant-garde drumming.

0:54.6

And we review the latest from The Boss.

0:57.0

That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

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From WBEZ Chicago and distributed by PRX. You're listening to sound opinions and

1:04.8

now it's time for some music news.

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Buts its rings and I rise,

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Wipe the sleep out of my eyes

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my shaven raises cold and it stings

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cheer of sleep Cheer of sleepy gee,

1:25.0

what can it mean to a daydream

1:30.0

to a day dream believer with Davey Jones on lead vocals. One of the few

1:45.4

tracks that Jones actually had the lead vocals on in the monkey's history.

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Jones died February 29th at the age of 66 in Florida of a heart attack. The only British

1:55.9

born member of the original Monkeys Quartet, a child actor who appeared on the

2:02.0

Ed Sullivan show as part of the Broadway cast of Oliver

2:06.0

the same night that the Beatles did.

2:08.0

So interesting how the monkey's early career pre-career paralleled that of the Beatles a group to whom they were much

2:14.6

compared in terms of sort of the way they used the television medium to explore and expand

2:21.1

their career in a lot of ways Jim I think we're talking about the first

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