Sit beside the breakfast table and think about your troubles.

Pour yourself a cup of tea and think about the bubbles you can take your tear drops and drop them in a

teacup take him down to the river side and throw them over these signs to be swept up by

currents.

Hey, I'm Bill.

And I'm Brian.

And this is the great album's podcast, bonus song Thursday.

Bonus.

What were we just listening to?

Right there, Brian.

Think about your troubles by jellyfish.

It was a cover, a Harry Nilsson cover.

Because what we do here every week on the podcast is take an album of music, talk about what makes it great.

Then we follow it up with a bonus episode in which we do a kind of a similar thing with the music.

We talk about the things we like about it, the things we think about while listening to it.

And we try to pick something that's related to the main episode, the same artist or something tangentially related. This is a little bit of both those. Yeah. Because it's the same as what we

were talking about on Monday because it's jellyfish. We were talking about their album, Spilt Milk.

And now we get to talk a little bit about Harry Nilsson, too, which I know that Brian, any chance he can

likes to talk about Harry Nilsson. Oh, yes. We haven't talked about Harry Nilsson nearly as much

as I'd like to on the pod, but that's okay. Because I mean, it's, you know, he's, he's an

interesting guy. This album, this song came from an album of his called The Point,

which was a, he wrote a children's fable because apparently he said he was on acid

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