Hey, this is the moment, I'm Brian Coppelman, thanks for listening.

We got a return trip with a guy who really deserved a return trip to the show.

As I think I said last time, you know, this is a guy who's one of the most important

figures in modern rock and roll.

And I guess modern rock and roll now stretches back to this fucking 60s.

But it stretches back 60 years.

But I guess it's just an old time you rock and roll, really one of the most important

guys.

And, uh, wrote, uh, and, you know, crucial player and television, uh, it's funny.

You know, I'm as still, of course, on the sprannos and in a similar role in the East

Street band.

But his new memoir, unrequited infatuations really shows you that this guy is a television

producer, also, and a high level operator, uh, on or off the guitar and, uh, one of

the most soulful guys walk in the streets and honestly, uh, a brilliant human being.

I was done a lot of good in the world, despite having some questionable taste in which

band should be in the rock and roll hall fame, uh, little Stephen Vanzant, everybody.

Hello, Brian.

How's it going, man?

How you feeling?

A questionable taste.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

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