Toucher and Hardy, 985, the sports hub.

Okay, this was interesting to me,

this is the day before Thanksgiving,

so everyone's going to have to listen.

So yesterday, two days ago,

on local Washington, D.C. television,

not NPR, but like Channel 5, right?

Like an ABC affiliate or something,

had a news story featuring the basest of the bad brains about this live album that has been discovered from a DC show in 1980

who cares well here's the thing is that was the band in dc tour because they were literally that was like the

last show that they could play in the district of columbia because they were considered a public

nuisance in a violent act of like basically terrorism so not because of lyrics but because of

the behavior at the shows my point being being this, in 1980, 81,

that band was like ostensibly banned by the government of the city of D.C. to play.

Now, in 2025, there is a news story on local television, on real network about a show from that era being released by a local company that forged the thing.

So my point was what I made with Ice Cube, which is very interesting in to remember this as you go about your business, that the people doing the banning are never the

heroes of the story.

The people being banned are generally the heroes of the story.

Correct.

So the just, and look, the bad brains wish they had a more normal lead singer and

they had an opportunity to be a much bigger band and they had a maniac as lead singer and were they had an opportunity to be a much

bigger band and they had a maniac as lead singer and all these things go as they go but just in the

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