This is The Talking Dead, a podcast dedicated to the AMC TV show The Walking Dead.

Hi, my name is Jason and my name is Chris and this is The Talking Dead, episode number 577 recorded Thursday, March 24th, 2022.

It sure is. Hey gang, welcome to the podcast. Jason, how's it going this week?

It's going okay. It's going okay. I think for a Thursday, it's okay. I've never really gotten the hang of Thursdays.

You know, Thursdays aren't bad. At my office, they call it Friday, Jr.

Yeah, Friday light or Friday, Friday Eve.

Yeah, I don't know. That's obviously not a unique thing, but every single Thursday at our 11 a.m. status meeting, someone starts it off by saying happy Friday, Jr.

Oh, well, that's nice. I remember being in rehearsals in Julia, but also would always we'd always rehearse on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

So she would always always say happy day of Thursdays. Well, that's a good one too. It's a good one too. So I use that every now and again.

That's when you were playing in a band and you put out an album and everything. I bet people would love to hear that.

Maybe, you know, there was there was a song on that album called The Lucky Ones, which is the name of an episode that happened a couple of weeks ago.

Good, good point. Yeah. Now listen, is it available anywhere? Oh, Lord, no.

Oh, so we're just teasing everyone. Like I have a copy around here somewhere. I have two copies. I could just put it online. Maybe I should do that.

My life to do that. I don't know. It's not like the copyright holder might come after you, which is who? I'm really sure. I think it might be me.

It's either you or Scott probably Scott and Julia and I. So it's the three of us. And I think the way we worked it was Scott had 50% and Julia and I each had 25 because Scott wrote the songs.

Right. So I think he took the majority share of

the mechanical, not really royalties. Yeah, the copyright. So yeah, it's the three of us. Well, I mean, it says said on the album, what the copyright is.

But it's also an address, which has no bearing to reality whatsoever. Right. I should think through the boxes of old compact discs I have and see if I can pull it out.

I mean, it wouldn't be completely insane to like throw the songs up on YouTube or something, right? Like, could we do that?

Yeah, I reach out to Scott and just make sure it's okay, but yeah, all right. I don't see why not. Okay.

It's not like we're making any money on it or, you know, putting them on YouTube is going to cost us any royalty money that we normally would have gotten elsewhere.

No. Well, I think I think that would be fun. I bet you people would like to hear your old band. I mean, you're the drumming on that album is top notch.

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