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Give me some Aussie sometime this morning post.

I'm going to go see an Aussie tribute band tonight.

It's a national touring band.

They're called Crazy Train. Google them. I googled them yesterday. They're a national touring band. They're called Crazy Train.

Google them. I googled them yesterday. They're amazing. Yeah. I'm guessing they're really going to be doing well now since the real Ozzy's dead. I'm guessing their gigs have picked up. Yeah. Yeah. And it's great because it's not just Ozzy. The guy looks like Ozzy. You might have a wig going. I can't tell. But he looks like a deep.

And he's not a real young-looking guy, but he's not as old as Ozzy.

And his voice was killing it.

But the guitar player is dressed like Zach. Yeah, which is pretty cool. Yeah, which is pretty cool, you know. he pulls that all with a big long beard and a whole bit, you know, not quite as thick as that dude is, you know.

Yeah, Zach's a big guy.

Exactly, right. He's a big guy.

Yeah, so I'm actually. all with a big long beard and a whole bit you know not quite as thick as that dude is you know

yeah yeah's a big guy exactly right he's a big guy yeah so i'm actually to see the i'll let you know

how they are but uh crazy trains the name of the band that sounds fun he kind of looks like

ozzy he does doesn't he yeah yeah his voice nailed it too i heard they apparently

they had little mr crowley yesterday you know. Everybody loves Ozzy. I wonder if he, like, walks like him. Uh, I watched the video. You, like shuffle around? Yeah, he walks. He doesn't, he doesn't shuffle like really old man, Ozzy, but he walks around, like, a little younger Ozzy when Ozzy was clapping more, you know. Yeah. Throwing buckets of water on the crowd. I don't know. Well, wait. I'm not going to be up front. I'm not that kind of. They probably frown on that if you're not actually Ozzy. Right. It's a bit of a mess. Plus you get to, you know, it's going to be, it's just, it's just cool rock club. So there'd be some girls dressed in the nines up front just gets so. Yeah. Oh my God. I guess it's tough to pull that off when you're not. Yeah. I guess it is. If you're in this band, do you want to be the bass player or the drummer? Because you don't have to look like anybody. Yeah. You can just be yourself, right. Just like, hey, I'm Eric. Yeah. I'm just the bass player, the drummer, right? Mm-hmm. I guess you could look like, who was his bass player for years? Played for Quiet Riot, too. Oh, Rudy, Ruzzo? Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sarzo. Yeah, you can look like Sarzo. Rob Trujillo from Metallica was playing with Ozzie for a while in the 90s riot too. Oh, Rudy, Rudy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sarzo.

Yeah, you can look like Sarzo.

Rob Trujillo from Metallica was playing with Ozzie for a while in the 90s, too. He did do that, right? Yeah. Heather Jones, a little later on in the studio, Nick's doing some comedy tomorrow night. Yeah, the fire hall in Neely Nebraska. Yeah, save some for today, too, by the way. Todd, what what are the one of the

slogans we can say that are still

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