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All right, there it is. There's that beat.

All right, so imagine it's 1987.

Well, I'll tell you a story about me being in 1987.

I was sitting in the backseat of my best friend's parents' car.

This song came out.

Don't know if you can recognize it yet, but it kicks in and you're sitting in the backseat of your friend's parents car and you're just like, hmm,

this has got a good beat on it. You could dance to it. And then all of a sudden you realize

that it's George Michael's that I want your sex and you get real uncomfortable. That happened to me.

The red lights took a really long time.

The parents, they didn't make mention of it, they didn't turn the channel.

And all I knew at that time I was seven years

old is that I'm pretty sure this song might give you the AIDS and I just kept

thinking man how could they allow this song on the radio? Well the truth is not everybody did.

Some American radio stations they they censored it and they wouldn't allow you to say the title

or they made you play it after 9 p.m. But, the UK was the worst.

They said, no guy who's not Andrew Ridgeley we're not going to play your song anymore we're

gonna ban it that's right the BBC band I want your sex and that's what today's

show is about it's about rock bands B-A-N-S. Yacht Rock. What? Welcome to Beyond Yacht Rock.

We'll just play this song.

It's a nice long song.

Yeah.

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