Mark McGrath / Musical Grab Bag

Talk of Ages

Mike Tully

Music, Music History, Jasonellisshowsiriusxmmadscientistpartyhour

5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Mark McGrath returns to address some unfinished topics from preceding episodes - Questionable Solo Projects, Potentially Ripped-Off Songs, and more.

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0:00.0	Okay, you ready to start this show.
0:05.0	Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.
0:07.0	I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before it.
0:10.0	He's really funny.
0:11.0	Give it up for Mike. Coming to you live on tape from the lucky 13th floor of a commercial high rise in beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent California from
0:27.0	the studios of Sirius XM West boasting an obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.
0:34.0	This is the Tully show.
0:35.8	I am your host Mike Tully joining me once again this week.
0:40.6	Marp McGrath, the singer of Shugge array
0:42.4	and the host of Mark McGrath's 120,
0:44.4	her weekends on the 90s online here on Sirius XM.
0:50.0	Mr. Tolly, you are a glutton for punishment my friend and I thank you.
0:54.3	It's always a joy to talk music with you.
0:57.1	How's 90s on 9 doing?
0:58.7	It's fun, man, it's really fun.
0:59.8	We go over there and we just have a little community going on.
1:01.9	We talk about 90s things things
1:03.9	to happen to us in the 90s who's better in sync or backstreet boys important topics
1:09.2	like that so make sure you check out the show Mark and Russell 120. 90s on.
1:13.0	I like the 90s.
1:14.0	90s are fun.
1:15.0	It was the last decade of the record label.
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