Steel Panther

Talk of Ages

Mike Tully

Music, Music History, Jasonellisshowsiriusxmmadscientistpartyhour

5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2017

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Hair metal heavyweights Steel Panther join Mike Tully to discuss being a fake band with some very real staying power, plus test their glam metal trivia knowledge and offer very shallow takes on some of life's biggest questions.

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0:00.0	Okay, you ready to start this show?
0:02.0	Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.
0:07.0	I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before it.
0:10.0	He's really funny.
0:11.0	Give it up for Mike. Oh, time!
0:13.0	Oh, hey!
0:14.0	Coming to you live on tape from the Lucky 13th floor of a commercial high-rise in beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent
0:25.7	California from the studios of Sirius XM West boasting an obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.
0:35.0	This is the Tully show.
0:37.0	I am your host, Mike Tully, joining me today,
0:40.0	the band who are carrying the torch and lowering the bar for hair metal and who
0:46.2	recently wrapped up an arena headlining tour of the UK Michael Star and Lexi Fox of the band Steel Panther.
0:55.0	Wow!
0:56.0	Welcome!
0:57.0	We are still to be here.
0:58.0	I don't know if you know this, but if you look like you can totally see just a little
1:02.0	bit of the Hollywood sign from here just the first
1:04.0	H we the rest is covered yes you can there was a window when we first came in here
1:09.6	really and they said yeah we going to have to cover that.
1:12.8	Oh, wow, that's horrible.
1:13.8	And I saw it go up the corporate ladder for Sirius XM.
1:16.4	And they go, oh, we can't, we can't cover.
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