It's the school of rock.

One more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

You know, that reminds me.

I was listening to some rock and roll the other day, and the who's won't get fooled again, came on.

Some of the best lyrics ever written.

Me, the new boss, same as the old boss, one of my favorite phrases ever.

Really, the entire lyric is great.

It got brutally overplayed in the 70s and 80s to the point that I never wanted to hear it again,

but now I do want to hear it again because it's brilliant.

And Roger Daltrey has not one, but two of the greatest screams in rock and roll history.

And I was listening to that and realized I never had the balls to write a song that included a scream.

Do they write that on the, like if I look at the lyric sheet, will it just, ah, like, do they put that in the lyrics of the song?

Or is it just something that says, yeah. Although this is the kind of thing you work that in the lyrics of the song or is it just something just says yeah

although this is the kind of thing you work out in the studio really we need something here

but yeah because i can do a pretty good rock and roll scream but never of course my band is

kind of more alt-country than the who but anyway anyway. Yeah. Aw.

Sean, you had a fabulous, hilarious party question before we get into the bulk of the podcast. Yeah, this was tweeted by stand-up comedian Jessamee Paluso, hilarious.

She asks all of her followers, if your genitals had a famous voice, who would it be?

And she claimed that hers would be Angela Lansbury.

What does that mean?

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