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Armstrong & Getty One More Thing

No Brown M&M's

Armstrong & Getty One More Thing

Armstrong & Getty

News

4.8815 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2020

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Van Halen famously demanded in their contract riders that no brown M&M's. What would Jack & Joe include if they were Eddie & Alex?

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0:00.0

No green Eminem's. It's one more thing.

0:02.9

Armstrong and Getty.

0:04.2

One more thing.

0:08.6

Isn't that the famous, was it Van Halen?

0:11.6

Who was it?

0:13.0

There were urban legend or whatever.

0:15.7

They had a writer in their contract.

0:17.2

You couldn't.

0:17.9

They wanted a bowl of M&Ms with all the green ones taken out or something.

0:20.6

It wasn't an urban legend. They confirmed it and they gave the reason for it, which I thought

0:24.1

was interesting. That being their stage production had so many pyrotechnics and mechanical things

0:29.9

that were, it was important that they get these things exactly right, that they put that in there

0:34.9

as a test to see if people actually read their what they were requesting.

0:38.6

The whole thing.

0:39.3

Yeah.

0:39.7

Yeah.

0:40.0

It had less to do with a particular hatred of a color of Eminem and just making sure that they weren't going to set their drum set on fire.

0:47.3

It was a trigger.

0:48.1

It was a safety check.

0:50.0

But Ellen DeGeneres's bizarre demands have been revealed by a TV producer.

0:56.5

It seems like she might have been a nightmare to work for.

0:59.6

It does.

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