Jim Breuer's The Metal In Me Episode 7-Band Video Selfies

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Jim Breuer

Tv & Film, Stand-up, Comedy

4.4 • 700 Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2016

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Jim's band uses video selfies to review his song "Mr. Rock N Roll" with Brian Johnson. Also, Jim calls in with a report from New York Mets Fantasy Camp. Breuer has been playing ball and rubbing elbows with old Mets like Dwight Gooden! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Mori Morlin Morrison, here to tell you Geico has more than just great savings.
0:05.2	Much more.
0:06.0	Geico's been around for more than 75 years, back when they were using Morse code.
0:10.4	Sorry, that's just my sense of humor.
0:12.6	What's more, with Geico, you get 24-7 access to license agents on the app, online, or over the phone,
0:18.6	so you can talk to them at night or in the morning. So more just know that no other auto insurer has more more than Geico
0:25.6	more power to you Geico expect great savings and a whole lot more
0:30.6	all the fucking kings horses all the fucking kings, we gotta put this fucking egg back together.
0:42.6	Guess that scream with Howard Jones.
0:46.3	We got seven screams for you.
0:49.1	I'll give you a hint.
0:50.7	Listen, listen to me, Howard.
0:53.0	Think hard.
0:54.2	Listen, use the metal force.
0:57.0	There's only one possible singer that can pull off such a monstrosity of a screen.
1:03.1	Think hard.
1:04.2	Listen to it again.
1:05.2	Ah! The music sounds like Slayer.
1:17.5	Oh!
1:18.7	You know what?
1:20.1	Because there's such a metal force, I'll give that to you, but that's me, Rob Halford.
1:24.9	You just...
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