So why are we playing this?

I can't imagine because it's a catching little bee pop in the tune. You make my

streams come true. This song by Hall of Nodes yesterday celebrated one billion

streams of you make my dreams for which they probably got paid a dollar 67.

Oh, most a billion. Now is that more than most songs? Is that the most ever or

anything like that? Or is it just more than a billion? It's more than a lot of songs.

Well, I'd say it wasn't even that big a hit in 1981 when it came out. I got up to

number five, but it was never number one was number one for a whole summer or

something like it. I love this song for fun. I heard it. Is it one of my top 10

albums though? That's the question. You see? Rolling stone. By the way, I didn't

get it off. I can't take it anymore. What an oats bring the party. Any wrote some

great songs? Don't you impune John Oats in front of me, sir? He was the one with

the mustache too. He brought a pretty good mustache from my memory. I brought a

mustache to the party. Yes. Clearly. What do you bring to the party? A mustache. I

owned one of his guitars once. Oh, really? Yeah. I saw them. I sold it. That's the end of the story.

I saw them together acoustic at the Catillion Ballroom in which talk ends. This is a

back in the end. We're so freaking. But acoustic show. One of my best concerts I've

ever seen. They were so good together. Any last concert that I saw? They're

really. They're two person harmonies on their own. It was just amazing. Anyway, that's

enough of that. But Rolling Stone came out with their top 500 albums of all time. They

do this every now and then and the list is always slightly different. And we've

talked about that some yesterday on our podcast. One more thing. Today's podcast, Joe

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