You all listening to Frank Skinner's podcast from Absolute Radio.

This slide is in gentlemen, it's Frank Skinner on Absolute Radio with Emily Dean and Alan

Cochran. Yes, them very good friends of mine. You can text the show on 8, 12, 15, follow

the show on Twitter, at Frank on the radio, email the show, via, I'm happy with Latin, the

Absolute Radio website. And so we settle. I've got a bit of a throat I should tell you

early on, so if I sound... Yeah, if I sound horse. Well, I know why you've got that throat.

Oh, yes. Because we went out this week, Al. Oh, goodness. To a bash. Then it got it.

And I think Frank got a little bit over excited. He was talking away all the time.

Was that anything, don't they? What can I do when people come over? I mean, he does a lot of

talking. Well, I've never seen him talk like this. The thing was I was worried a bit about

the throat before I got there and then I pushed it to the limit. At the end of the night, I said,

are we going now? He sounded like an Ibiza club promoter. There was some load. Also, whenever I've

got a sore throat, I have a massive urge to shout as loud as I can. I know I can't. I missed

just the opportunity to do it. And shouting has always been one of the things I miss most about

drinking is shouting. You're shouting in the street. You know when you're lying in bed at night,

you hear people really shouting in the street. They're talking so loud, people, don't they?

I could hear some shouting whilst I was talking to some people as I was going to my car after

a show the other night. And there was this repeated shout. And then the exact same time pause.

And then the exact same time pause. And I said to them, as Darby got like a nighttime town cryer now

or something. He wasn't the hip hop geek. No, I don't think there's hip hop in Darby, maybe

Northern Seoul or something like that. I just want to talk about Darby. Can we talk about how

we went to Michael Mac and Tyres parties? Can we just talk for a second about Terence Trent Darby?

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