It's Kevin Luke Casey on 93 WIBC clapping over there is Hammer from the Hammer and Nigel

Show. Thank you for joining us this morning. Rob Kendall, know your alternative hits. Name

this band and song. Oh, no idea. Absolutely not. I only listened to good music, not this

90s terrible awful, whatever this is. 80s actually. Is that 80s? Oh, that's even worse. Good

music stopped after about 1985. Is that what your show sounds so young and hip all the time?

That song maybe actually before 1983. It came out in 1993. Yeah, it was an older song, but it found

like new light during the alternative. Yeah, so that's what I was an off that that was when it was getting

played on the radio was the violent fan was the night in the sun. Right. Yeah. No, no, 1985 was a

Reynold Scarecrow, I think was 80 85 and that was like the last of the great kind of rock albums

that existed. So I've checked out if it happened after 85. And that was the year Rob Kendall

walked to and from school uphill both ways. That's the year Rob Kendall barely walked across

his living room. Such a get off my lawn kind of move. Hey, you're very fired up about this

Oliver Anthony guy. So yeah, I heard the story earlier and we talked about this too. Think about

this if you're the club owner, right? So you had to go out and buy Oliver Anthony to perform

at your venue. He charges a fee says you want me here. It's $10,000. Whatever the fee is. Right.

And so the club says, Oh, great. We're going to do that. We're going to bring you in. And the club owner

came out then interview and said, listen, our tickets are expensive because we just had to get our money back

for paying Oliver Anthony. They called him the rich man north of Richmond and said, look,

we're not trying to like price gouge here. We're barely breaking even with these ticket prices

and ticket packages. And he acts like he doesn't know what people just hand you money. How do you think

you get the money? How do you think they're making the money on this? So Oliver Anthony then comes out

and says, Well, I didn't know how much they were charging for me. He trusted somebody else

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