R U Talkin' R.E.M. RE: ME? - Slowin' It Down with Ben Lee

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Earwolf

Comedy

4.6 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2020

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

Scott and Scott aka The Dubious Brothers discuss their vast Easter traditions, Michael Stipe’s recent performance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert and check in with another episode of “I Love Films.” Later, musician Ben Lee stops by to answer the Scotts’ most important question: When did you first hear of R.E.M.?. He also shares memorable conversations with Michael Stipe and plays a cover of “Nightswimming.”

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0:00.0	The From chronic to collapse town and intoal that is this is are you talking
0:26.6	an r. E. M R. R. E. M. R. M. R. E. M.
0:30.8	encyclopedic compendium of all things are am this is good rock and roll
0:37.9	music
0:40.5	welcome to the show. How's everyone doing out there?
0:47.0	Hey everybody! Yeah, buddy, everybody!
0:51.0	Everybody!
0:52.0	Hey, everybody! Hey, everybody, everybody!
0:55.0	Um, welcome to the show.
0:57.0	Big episode today, this is a patented slowing it down episode.
1:03.4	Oh, did you go out and get it patented?
1:06.5	Yeah, I did, yeah.
1:08.3	Oh, wow.
1:09.3	Well, it's patent pending.
1:10.3	Yeah, of course, you're, it's pending.
1:13.0	The paperwork is in, don't you any motherfuckers, try to do your own slowing it down episodes,
1:18.5	because we got it fucking patented.
1:21.0	I'm so glad that you got that patent a journey so we could patent the
1:25.8	slowing it down episodes. He's super expensive but yeah totally worth it. I
1:31.7	mean it was like $500,000.
1:35.0	An hour.
1:36.0	And yeah, and he worked, you know, obviously he worked,
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