Besser's Best of Music 2020 with Howard Kremer

improv4humans with Matt Besser

Matt Besser

Comedy

4.9 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2021

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Howard Kremer and Engineer Brett Morris join Matt Besser to review their favorite music picks from 2020, featuring top tracks from Laura Jane Grace, Food House, Pop Smoke, HappyHappy, Viagra Boys, Billie Eilish, Malin Pettersen, Deau Eyes, Rico Nasty, Bruce Peninsula, Naked Giants, The Lawrence Arms, Igorrr, Chatterbox and the Latter Day Satanists, Ashnikko, and Man Man.

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0:00.0	Music
0:07.0	Welcome to improv for Humans with Matt Besser.
0:14.0	Yeah, great time and Besser.
0:17.0	Thank you.
0:18.0	Brett, see, I wish we were like real radio DJs every once in a while.
0:25.0	And we did live plans.
0:29.0	For real DJs, we would time that perfectly.
0:32.0	So we stopped talking right as the lyrics start.
0:38.0	Really?
0:39.0	I always feel like they have that place at lower than I'll turn it off.
0:44.0	I hear you say.
0:45.0	I always just remember DJs talking like filibustering during the intro,
0:49.0	which I always liked the intros.
0:51.0	Right.
0:52.0	And then they perfectly stop right as the singing started.
0:56.0	I got a good one for that maybe the killers is a great band for what you're talking about.
1:02.0	Yeah.
1:03.0	Howard, welcome to I'm not one of those hosts that want to make you wait five minutes to talk.
1:10.0	Well, you mean you're not one of those hosts that gives a proper introduction?
1:14.0	Is that what you're saying?
1:15.0	The robot does that on my shot.
1:17.0	I don't bother with that.
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