The following podcast contains explicit language.

It's Tuesday, December 20th, 2016, from slated to just dimike pasca.

So is it a Skitsoid Pandora Station, a poorly organized CD bin at Goodwill or the weirdest

lineup of acts off the main stage at Coachella?

Well, you have the Electric Light Orchestra, Yes Journey, Tupac, Joan Baez and Pearl Jam.

They don't share much, but they will be in the same class for the rock and roll Hall of Fame

induction.

It was Tupac who said, Let the Lord judge the criminals, and if I die, I wonder if Heaven's

got a ghetto.

And it was Yes, who said, In and around the lake mountains come out of the sky, and

stand there.

Similarly, it was Joan Baez, who said, Need some of that vagueness now.

It's all come back to clearly.

Yes I loved you dearly, and if you're offering me diamonds and rust, I've already paid.

And it was the yellow who said, I'll tell you once more before I get off the floor, don't

bring me down.

But let us all remember, and in fact gather, and harken to the words of Pearl Jam, Eddie

Vetter, who intoned, He got me, he ends shows with that one, that's the big encore,

and it always gets me.

The acts are just so disparate.

It would be as if the baseball Hall of Fame inducted in the same year, Kangriffy Jr.,

Mike Piazza, the hip hop group third base, a box of cracker jack, the CIA source, Curve

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