I tell you little buddy this whole island is bewitched.

Just the cost away, island lost a sea.

Now I'm stranded all my own. You remember we were ship back together?

I'm the fuck where I'm on.

Welcome to this bonus episode of Sound Opinions. I'm Jim Deeregatus. My co-host is Greg Kot.

And if you want to be the first to hear these bonus podcasts, become a Sound Opinions member on Patreon,

like Joel Mensing of Chicago. member on going. Often Greg and I on the Desert Island jukebox, we just add a track that we can't live without.

Sometimes there's a news hook, unfortunately once in a while it's a death that we didn't get to cover on the regular show.

Greg, without tipping your hand too much,

who are you going to pay tribute to in this episode?

Well, we often say that singers are distinctive.

This guy is beyond belief.

There is only one singer of this kind

on the entire planet ever.

Yeah, yeah, it's true.

And now he's gone.

We'll talk about who he is in a minute on sound opinions.

All right, Craig, unique singers, it's an overused phrase, but yeah, yeah, this guy was.

Truly one of a kind, Kenji Suzuki, better known as Domo Suzuki of Can.

Dean Werham had a great post after he died.

I'm paying tribute to Domo dead at the age of 74, died February 9. Dean, who's

been on the show before, Galaxy 500, Luna, a great solo artist. Big fan of Can, talked about meeting Damo at a festival in 2012 he said I love

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