The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Dee for the 80s, for a lot of us, was all about denim, whether it was double denim, but denim.

And it was always denied to me, actually, but only one part of it, the denim jacket for some

reason, right?

My dad just thought, if I owned a denim jacket as a teenager, it was like a gateway drug.

He just...

Who knows what could happen. He didn't like...

You know your parents always don't like one of your friends.

So they always don't like one of them.

And now as a parent myself, they probably had good reason, but they just...

They didn't like... I don't trust that friend of yours. You know, something about him.

One of my friends had a denim jacket he wasn't a

particularly good influence on me and my dad it was just him it wasn't the denim jacket

put him in any jacket he still was a bad influence right but my dad was like not until he's

16 son i had to wait until i was 16 to get a denim jacket and uh it was not the ruining

of me our son was all right until he got into the old

denim, you know. Is that a drug? No, no, the fabric, the material. And was it all cracked up to be

when you finally pulled it on at 16? No, it never is. It was just like, yeah, it's right. It's just

a denim jacket. So what were you denied as a teenager? What was it for you, Jackie Boy? Anything with a parental advisory sticker on the front cover? The CD I really wanted as a kid

was Presidents of the United States. They haven't bothered getting the clip.

I'll sing it for you. Millions of peaches, peaches for free. Now, Peaches was pretty clean,

but they obviously had some swearing on the CD

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