Welcome to the power trip after party. It is 908. It's the 24th day of February 2023 and we're all here

The show ended does acts over there in the corner leaning against the wall. There's a meat sauce Paul Lambert

Does that microphone still not work?

No, it's not working. What the hell? Did you put in a ticket?

You're putting a ticket. Yeah, give yourself a ticket

You're going to be following up like this.

No, it's not working.

You guys know, I'll be around.

Well, bitching.

Oh, bitching.

Okay, that's Microsoft, man.

Okay, so this is a in reference to something I saw on that television show, I was telling you guys at the end of the show.

Okay, are you guys familiar all with Funkadelic, George Clinton, partly Funkadelic?

Yeah, mostly by name. I wouldn't pick out a lot of their songs.

Okay, cool.

Notorious LSD, just wacky, especially George Collins.

Okay, so in the show, there's always one segment where they feature a song and they play most of the song, right?

And they started playing this song, which is called maggot brain.

And I remembered this song. I hadn't thought about it in years. The song came out in 1971.

And it's it'll it sticks in my mind and you'll understand why in a minute.

Before I play it for you and we don't have headphones, I'll have to turn it off and then have you guys react.

The album opens with a spoken word monologue by band leader George Clinton.

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