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and

Yes, indeed. That's Connor Lestoka performing live. Live at the... Oh, oh, if only. Hey, everyone, this is

372 pages. We'll never get back. Mike Nelson here. And...

Connor Lestoka, yeah. The last time I heard that song, it was being obscured by the cheers of the crowds that were responding so well to the live remixed version of the 372 pages. We'll never get back theme song.

Oh, the wave was going up in the tiny club of the tiny club of sycifice brewing and, uh, people

going nuts. That was the first time in a podcast, I think there, that security had to step in with,

you know, pulling people off the stage and keys hitting you in the face. And if you don't believe

that, you have no proof that it didn't have that is correct why are we here

Connor well so we did a show last week Mike it was very uh fun it was very well received

I had a blast and uh when we promised people we put it up the next day and then it got

bumped back to the next Monday and then people started you know taking the pitchforks, and that's when it

came to our attention that the show had, in fact, not been recorded at all.

Yeah, let me pull out an old phrase from, I don't know, 1973.

Mistakes were made, as the Nixonian phrase goes. Yeah, the thing was not recorded. Whether or not that's a good thing, we leave it to you. We want this to become a legendary unreleased recording. Yeah, it'll be like our clown who cried.

Yes. That'll be the... Or I just was reading about Sid Barrett.

Don't ask me why.

It was a rabbit trail on the internet.

One of the founders of Pink Floyd who, you know, reclusively went to his mom's house in Cambridge or something and then came out for a couple concerts.

And the people who were there described them as, you know, these mystical events.

And then others were like, eh, he was too drunk to play.

So it's out there.

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