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Andrew Callahan.

We're lucky enough to have in studio once a week during football season.

He's the Patriots reporter for the Boston Herald, among other duties, I must say.

Duty.

Yeah.

And I'll tell you, Andrew, how old are you?

34.

But yet you are still wowed by the lineup of the 90s crews that Hardy was telling you about that he's going on next week. I was just proud that I knew four or five bands as someone whose music taste is stuck in 2014 and didn't listen to much before I was musically conscious in 94. Like when you guys generally talk music here, I just have to sit and stay quiet because I have nothing to add. If you were talking about music post 2014, for the most part, I would just have to sit here and remain cute. But that's, I've heard Ad Rock from the Beastie Boys talk about this and this is

what is generally true, which is why I find what you're saying, Andrew, odd, is that

music never means as much to you as when you are like a teenager.

It's all the hormones and like the way you're feeling emotions and things like that.

That's pretty much true for most people.

And then you, but you also are diving the deepest into music at that point.

So they're like rabbit holes and like going, oh wow wow this band or this label and i'm going to go

like look at the like you know go back so i someone had asked adam horovitz the ad rock they were like

you know what are you like now and he's like to be honest with you i don't listen to anything anymore

because there's just this infinite amount of music from you know when i was into the music going back like i there's just this infinite amount of music from, you know, when I was into the music going back, like, there's really no point.

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