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Alright, we don't have time to fuck around. I have far too many notes for this episode.

No funny intro, no bullshit where we pretend like we're talking about a different thing besides the band.

The clash is so terrible we have to just get right into this.

Strap in! Every time someone talks to me about how awesome the clash is,

either I'm on a hidden camera YouTube show, or the next thing they're gonna bring up is the cult they want me to join.

Yeah, this is a very pose-arific band. Kings of punk rock pose.

The clash are what people who listen to the Beatles think punk music is.

I don't even think that the clash thinks they're a punk band, to be clear,

but people who listen to the Beatles think the clash is a punk band.

When they want to listen to pop, I'm gonna listen to some pop music.

They throw in the Beatles.

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