'The Star-Spangled Banner' by America

Punch Up The Jam

Headgum

Music, Comedy, Music Commentary

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2018

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Today on Punch Up The Jam, we talk about dog dicks, mountains, Miel's alternate ideas for money, updating the Statue of Liberty, fireworks vs. rockets, and eventually, Francis Scott Key's 19th-century ode to a wavy legend, "The Star-Spangled Banner!"

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:03.4	Hello, quick note for today's episode.
0:08.7	We made a little bit of a booboo.
0:10.3	We accidentally said that this song was written after the American Revolution a few times,
0:15.0	even though it was written after the War of 1812.
0:18.2	And we eventually say the correct thing, but just so you know, we say the wrong thing
0:22.0	of first few times.
0:23.0	It's fine, ignore it, we know, don't tweet at us.
0:26.0	Enjoy the show!
0:27.6	And the rocket's wriggling air, the bells bursting in air.
0:36.3	Gale proof through the night, that our flag was to the...
0:47.2	This is now our ad music, if we have an ad for this episode.
0:49.2	Who say does, does, does, bang, oh, then I'll wave you.
0:58.7	Does it wait?
1:00.3	I just ate rotten hummus.
1:03.2	Rotten hummus?
1:04.2	Yeah, it was long ago.
1:05.9	Wait, is the hummus that we ate downstairs rotten?
1:07.9	Oh, you ate some too?
1:08.9	What the fuck?
1:09.9	You offered it to me.
1:12.3	Oh, maybe I did.
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