Ian Curtis

Y'all Ever

Starburns Audio

Health & Fitness, Comedy, Mental Health

4.5 • 772 Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2018

⏱️ 73 minutes

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The lead singer of Joy Division, Ian Curtis, hanged himself after years of epilepsy when his band was on the cusp of stardom. Dave and Hampton talk about him, his life, and his crazy voice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey folks, we're excited to have you listening to the podcast, but truly, if you ever have any
0:04.8	suicidal thoughts, David and myself would prefer that you would call 1-800-273 talk. They're honestly
0:12.2	incredible. They really reach out and give honest, insightful advice. Thank you so much for listening.
0:17.8	We truly appreciate you. We want you to stay with us, and we love you. Thank you so much for listening. We truly appreciate you. We want you to stay with us, and we love you.
0:22.5	Thank you. I look at you, and I don't want to go.
0:46.2	They call me on the phone and won't leave me alone.
0:48.9	But I don't want to go.
0:53.9	It starts with one thing.
0:56.0	No, no. Hey, folks, you're listening to the rock, the rock cast.
1:00.2	We're coming up on rock block.
1:02.2	We've got a rock block coming up here on the studios.
1:04.3	What type of rock block is it nonstop?
1:06.2	Oh, it's going to be a nonstop rock block.
1:07.7	We got stained and hubibus and inco stank and blinking park.
1:13.6	We got blimpiskin in here.
1:15.4	We got the whole rock block.
1:16.9	Hell yeah.
1:17.7	Blinking Park.
1:18.6	I love.
1:19.1	Park 182.
1:20.2	Come on up with a rock block.
1:21.3	We got Dave Ross here with a boner.
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