Hi, everyone. Bill here. Just wanted to give a brief message that's kind of a warning about the

episode you're about to listen to. Even though that this episode is featuring Queen and David Bowie,

we actually recorded this episode a couple weeks prior to David Bowie's death. So we talked about him and made no mention or didn't do

any sort of proper honors for the deceased, the recently deceased, as we talked about the song.

But Brian did, in fact, do an in-memorium episode for David Bowie that came out a couple weeks ago and you can still

check out in our feed. In addition to that, before we get to this, I wanted to play a little thing for you

that happened just this past weekend. Our friend Renee Maskin, a singer-songwriter from the band The Low Light, who was also a guest

on our episode about Iggy Pop's The Idiot, which, for those that don't know, the idiot,

the idiot was actually produced by David Bowie.

So Renee is just a huge Bowie fan. She was our guest for the episode we recorded this

past weekend. And she wanted to do something special, even though we didn't cover David Bowie,

she wanted to play a Bowie song, and you should be hearing that right about now.

I catch the paper ball,

but things don't really take.

I'm standing in the wind,

but I never wave back, but I never wave back But I try

I try

Isn't that just an amazingly

haunting beautiful version of modern love?

I mean, that's the song that's like a dance track with horns and stuff, and Renee turned

it into something absolutely amazing.

The reason why she had covered that song was because this is actually part of an ongoing thing

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