Boostagram Ball - Episode 24


Boostagram Ball - Episode 24
Boostagram Ball Episode 24 October 9th 2024
Boostagram Ball is a music podcast where we automatically switch to the artists' wallet when playing their songs
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Music on Today's Show:
The Retrograde - I Need a Little
The Trusted - Burning the Night
The Doerfels - Disco Swag
Joe Martin Music - High Gravity
Chris Nichols - Sweat
Ainsley Costello - Cherry On Top (90's Revival Remix) with Stereon
FM Rodeo - Self-Titled National Anthem
JUSTLOUD - Shrooms
shy kids - fresh off a feeling
Embleton - You're Killing Me
Hannah Blanchard - Stop (feat. Alex Bonyata)
Daddy NAT - 1night
IROH - The Fever
Abi Muir - Blueprint
Emily D'Ranged - BREAKING UP
Kavinya - That Smile You're Wearing
Tony Salomone - Unleash
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More info on the show: BoostagramBall.com
00:00 - Boostagram Ball
00:04 - I Need a Little
04:07 - Burning the Night
08:10 - Boostagram Ball
09:32 - Disco Swag
12:18 - High Gravity
16:08 - Boostagram Ball
17:32 - Sweat
20:08 - Boostagram Ball
20:09 - Cherry On Top (90's Revival Remix) with Stereon
24:32 - Boostagram Ball
26:43 - Self-Titled National Anthem
31:07 - Boostagram Ball
31:10 - Shrooms
35:34 - Boostagram Ball
35:46 - fresh off a feeling
38:47 - You're Killing Me
43:00 - Boostagram Ball
44:24 - Stop (feat. Alex Bonyata)
48:07 - 1night
51:01 - Boostagram Ball
51:02 - The Fever
54:22 - Boostagram Ball
56:39 - Blueprint
59:29 - Boostagram Ball
59:38 - BREAKING UP
01:02:44 - That Smile You're Wearing
01:06:02 - Boostagram Ball
01:07:25 - Unleash
01:11:11 - Boostagram Ball
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Unknown: Boosting
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Adam Curry: is love everybody.
Welcome to boosting. Graham
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ball, episode number 24 we are
back. It's been a hot minute,
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but I've got a producer. So what
could possibly go wrong? We are
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broadcasting live from the Texas
low country. We kick it off with
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retrograde. I need a little
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Unknown: bit the things we used
to do, I Guess that's
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over. Little side
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The things we used to do.
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Know the things we used
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to do by your side?
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I by your side.
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Take it out now
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I will take
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All the way. So much
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You get
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Adam Curry: Oh, man. I'm not
sure if they're from Nashville.
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I'm pretty sure they recorded
this there. Retrograde. I need a
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little kicking off. Boosted
ramball, episode number 24 if
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you're not listening to this on
a modern podcast app, stop what
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you're doing right now. Go to
podcast apps.com because that's
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where all the fun begins. Thank
you very much. Randy black for
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boosting in your sad scat. F an
anonymous podcast guru booster.
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Here's the trusted burning the
knight on the boosted Grand
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Ball. 24
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Unknown: but innocent. I can't
seek this reckless feeling list
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on my car.
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Smell of my stone. I want to
sleep. I
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In sweet babies, I think
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our country's Fighting with
feeling one
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saw the scene
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when To sleep in
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my thunder To close. I
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Early life control.
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Adam Curry: God, the trusted,
ah, yes, every boost the grand
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ball is complete when you play a
track by these guys burning the
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night. And, you know, we need to
do a little catch up. Because I
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do apologize for being in
absentia for I'm almost ashamed
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to say is, it been three months
pretty much. That is pretty bad.
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What happened was I have so many
podcasts in my life, which, you
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know, I have a golden rule,
always do it on the same day,
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around the same time, I broke
that one with booster, booster
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grand ball, and subsequently it
completely failed. I fell down
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last time we did a show was live
at the bands at Bitcoin, and
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that should have been the reboot
right there. But I realize the
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biggest problem I have is not
doing an hour or an hour and a
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half of music. The problem is
getting through all the tracks
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listening to the other music
shows. I just couldn't fit it
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into my schedule anymore, so I
did a call out for a producer
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who could help me out. And lo
and behold, Jim Costello of
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phantom power music jumped right
in and said, No problem. I've
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got a day job. I've got my own
podcast. But okay, I'll help you
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out. So he has done a fantastic
job getting everything started
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for today, and we're going to be
doing this every 14 days to
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start off, kind of get back into
the groove, see if we can ramp
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that up to once every week and
make it a regular thing. We do
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seem to have more than enough
songs in the value verse, which
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is just so phenomenal. And when
you hear these songs three
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times, that's how hits are born.
It doesn't and, you know, I just
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realized that the old radio
system was complete capture.
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That's why those things turned
into hits. We can do that easily
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in the value verse. And just to
give you an example, here are my
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friends. The door fulls was just
on the dorfle verse live. We
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want to check that out. Episode
number 33 they made me choose
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the version I like the most of
this song, and this is the one I
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like. It's disco swag, the Dorff
on the ball, Tacoma.
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Unknown: Wannabe the
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first move, but it's different
with you.
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Come around your
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waist so close it like it takes.
Show me what I need to do. Feel
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me inside. Take the fuck all
right, show me me what I missed
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before I mess with you. With me
slow and I'll take you where You
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want to go.
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Move What you
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Adam Curry: Got up I if you're
brand new to the value verse
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you've never heard of boosted
Graham ball and you want to play
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along and you don't have A
podcast app with a wallet. Go to
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fountain.fm. Grab yourself a
fountain. The Fountain app,
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they'll give you a wallet. You
can get started right away. You
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can boost we play the tracks.
It's the artists who get the
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sassy with Joe Martin. You
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Unknown: I don't know who the
number's for the
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I don't know it's always
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all that high keeps holding me
down, Broken
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sunlight through the blind.
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When did my turning memories
like shattered pieces in my
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mind, I could put that back
together, but it won't matter
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anyway.
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I'm so heavy love that high
gravity.
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High gravity now that
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I down. Gravity keeps holding
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me down to I need to get back on
my feet. No,
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I will, but I don't
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know feels like every other week
I.
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I need to
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learn and walk again. Voices.
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In keeps holding
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Adam Curry: Yeah, do not be
confused by the accent from up
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north in the UK, our Joe
Martinez. It's always so weird
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to hear him talking versus
singing, like, what? What the
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You're British. High gravity.
Now that was the first song that
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we played on podcasting 2.0 we
got the all the remote item
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stuff set up. You don't have to
know what that means, but
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basically, when we play a song
in a podcast these days, the
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streaming SATs you're sending to
us and all booster grams, the
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wallet switches go straight
towards the artist, which is how
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radio should have worked 100
years ago. But of course,
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there's no way that could ever
happen. A couple of boostagrams,
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I want to thank people for Chad
f3 33 Remember, it's always fun
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to put in the message that you
heard it on the booster Graham
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ball, 1234, from salty crayon
says, Love the doors. Heard
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disco swag on boosted Graham
ball. Go podcasting. Chad F
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again, saying that the disco
swag was an instant classic.
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Saints and SATs, woohoo. We love
the boosted Grand Ball. Thank
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you. Adam and Jim. With 1000
SATs, we appreciate it. Thank
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you all continue to boost in and
remind the artists that it all
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came from the boosted grand
ball. Now there's some big news
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going on with this show, because
we're not just resurrecting it
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to get the podcast going again.
We're also resurrecting it,
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because on December 16, at the
famous antones in Austin, Texas,
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I will be presenting Adam
Curry's booster gram ball live
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with four, even possibly five
bands live on stage, all value
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for value. We'll be streaming it
live in audio and in video. It's
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going to be a Hootenanny, as we
say around these parts, very
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excited by that lot of good
stuff to come as we crank up the
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value. Verse, This, by the way,
is another guy from London,
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Chris Nichols. This is sweat,
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Unknown: hey, Mama,
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I'm going to the bar.
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What you're going to the bar
for? Boys, I
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want to dance. Mama, you can
dance mom when
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when you wanna see the media
dance? I met a lady down New
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Orleans. She got a poker dog
dressing. I met her sweetie and
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mom some more. She gonna drop
the night so she ain't no more.
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I saw you didn't know my home.
Pretend girl wasn't dancing. I
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thought I told you I saw my
name. She got me. I found a pity
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in Boston. She loves some jazz,
black shoes. I'm all tight
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dancer and dance. Maybe I'm a
loser. He's a ah, y'all swear
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for me. Swear for me. You can
dance when you wanna tell the
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media heart man, dance when you
wanna tell me your heart man,
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let me tell you all something I
love all these women. There was
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only one girl I was gonna dance
with. Let me tell you something.
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Hey, there's a gypsy girl down
in Texas. Hell. She could dance.
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She could shake their ears. She
could diaries dance. Only took
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one glance, and I'm starting to
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swear for me.
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Sweet gypsy girl got me wanting
some more. No sweat.
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Mama told me use the beat of my
heart for follow me to Texas.
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Hit the beat of my heart. See,
Mama wasn't wrong, cause I found
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me the stars. She sweats for me.
I. Ah, she switched on me, she
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switched on me. She switched for
me. Booster, booster. Grand
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Ball. You?
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You hadn't worn little knife
doesn't hurt
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my back like you thought
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it would. Well, thankfully, it
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is a hard fight for me, but I'll
leave it
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On the left you made,
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But I'll leave
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it out.
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If I did, your eyes
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would sneak away to the corner
of the room, because I know that
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you weren't used to having it
all given back to you, and
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though it might be filled in the
sea of bees rattling and
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crying like a little boy.
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Gonna cry like a little boy. You
might deserve a
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body don't serve a
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perfect want
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to see. Honey, I hope,
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or maybe with grace, because at
the end of Excel, I'd
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say I'm not the one who put the
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mess You made, but I'll leave
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it out. We'll say,
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Hello. Want you Put material
song for
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Adam Curry: the left. That's
right. Randy black. You heard it
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on the bustagram ball, the queen
of the V for V music scene.
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Ainsley Costello always brings
it. He says, absolutely correct,
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by the way. If you hear some
sounds during the duration of
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the program. That's because you
can trigger some sounds. We've
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made this interactive these days
by knowing what to boost in
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Chris. Chris, with Jupiter
broadcasting, sent a row of
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ducks, 2222 listening while I
prep this week in Bitcoin.
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Thanks for the excellent work
and music. Well, you've got to
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also thank Jim pacello for. Uh,
helping out with that. And thank
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you, dude with your 333 Satoshis
boosting into the ball. It is a
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lot of fun. For those of you who
are thinking, Wait a minute,
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wait a minute, this is like
radio on demand, where I can get
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value for the songs that I
created, for the value I
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created. How do I get on board
with that? Well, there's a
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couple of places you can do
that. In fact, if you go to
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podcast apps.com, you'll see all
of the capabilities of all of
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the hosting companies. I will
say, wavelength.com. W, W, W, A
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v l, a key, K, E, K U, spell
curry, W, A v l, a, k, e, that's
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a very simple place to start. If
you want to get a little more
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funky, little more into all the
extras and do some self hosting,
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that's always a possibility.
There's quite a thriving
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community in one of the telegram
groups. You can also go to
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podhome.fm, or rssblue.com they
will walk you through it as
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well. It is a great community.
No one owns it, no one controls
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it. Everybody can go their own
way as God intended. It is the
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value verse, as we call it,
where we play the tracks and the
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artists get the SATs. And man,
there are so many good songs
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that that you know, that have
been out for the past. I think
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we've been doing this for two
years. Actually have to give
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some props to Abel and the wolf.
They were the first ones to put
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their entire album up with with
what we call the value block and
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the opportunity to boost them.
So when I was talking to
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producer Jim about all this
stuff, I said, Hey, man, we got
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to make sure we play some of the
stuff that's been out there. We
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can't just be playing the new
stuff. We got to get it all in
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there. Oh, he got the message.
He really did. He understood. He
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said, Oh, yeah, I know what you
need. How about this one? FM
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rodeo said,
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Unknown: door said, I'm not
quite like you, even twisted.
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And the one thing that you
always love the most, I said,
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yeah, yeah, that's true, that we
know vertigo, but I'm not quite
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like you reach straight through
between the lines. You wonder
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now, when we get out her
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life, what's up? Two, step
three, step four, she's got 16
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ways and I know where to go.
She's got 16 ways this time, and
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I know where to go. I can't
believe you when you look at me,
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she's got 16 ways and last
night.
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You and on that date I called
it, I said, I'm not quite like
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you. The worst part of your
wasted life is wasting things
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and asking. Why ask? Why?
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I say, yeah, yeah, that's true
that we know
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her to go, but I'm not quite
like you, breaking sounds. No
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way to go the head through all
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of this is not quite right. And
there's right and there's right
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out. Right? What? Step two? Step
three, step four. She's got 16
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ways, and I know where to go.
She's got 16 ways inside, and I
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know where to go. I can't
believe she's got 16 ways in
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this Life. You
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I call it. I said, I'm not quite
like you know one thing
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that you always love the
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most. I said, yeah, yeah, that's
true, that we know where she
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come, but I'm not quite like you
straight through between the
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lines you wanted. Now we'll we
get out.
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What? Step two, step three, step
four, she's got 16 ways and I
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know where to go. She's got 16
ways inside, and I know where to
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go. I can. Happen? You?
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Adam Curry: Wait a minute, is
that? Is that a mosh pit? I see
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Chad acid. You start the mosh
pit again? Oh, man, always the
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same people who do it, FM rodeo
here on the ball, the self
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titled national anthem. And yes,
you can stay on the ballroom
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dance floor, because we've got
this guy who was at the very
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first value for value concert,
Leighton,
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Unknown: late nights, that
behavior, light the dusty moon,
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just sweet, like honey. I was
born to be wild, turned you into
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a believer. Tonight, I feel it
going down.
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When the world shut us down home
time, don't you tap out baby?
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It's a knockout. Wrote the dice
and thank me later, Jamaica,
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this guy, we are the plane. Say,
sweet black, honey. I was born
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to be wild. Turn you into a
believer. Mary, let
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it out when the World
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when the
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world shut us down.
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I do shut us down. Take
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me to higher ground when
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the world shut us down,
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take me to higher ground, higher
ground, higher ground.
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Adam Curry: Oh. Now, if you took
a little bit of Prince had a
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love child with Lenny Kravitz,
and threw in just a sprinkle of
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James Brown, you'd have just
loud shrooms, which is just so
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incredibly good. He was
fantastic in Minneapolis at the
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Seventh Street. Is that? What a
Seventh Street? Second Seventh
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Avenue, Seventh Street entrance,
I don't know it was in
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Minneapolis. Okay? And check
these guys out. They're from
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Toronto. They met in college,
or, as they say, uni University.
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This is a shy kids on the ball.
It's
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Unknown: keep my head, waiting
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for the ground
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to steady, pick up my phone.
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Until the
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evening. Let's need
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it if I can see where I win
Good.
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I show For fear.
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Oh, The sky is new. Worry if I
can conceive it I fumble
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Adam Curry: aim for love those
guys, shy kids, fresh off a
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feeling on your bustagram ball.
And this is actually the song
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that producer Jim sent to me
before we even started talking
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about producing the ball. This
is Embleton. Sunrise
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Unknown: coming.
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I'm guilty again.
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Rooster crowing. It's not the
first time I see you running you
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kiss
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my neck. Pick me
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up again. It won't be the last
time.
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Will Be and
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it feels like
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with kindness all.
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Father, Jesus, your King, oh.
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It. I thought you were a ghost,
just looking for the bad in me.
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I compared you to my dad. To be
honest,
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I've been wondering if you could
really love me. I
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thought you were standing there.
Didn't care always,
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man, we smile, looking for the
bed in me. I can imagine
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if you could really love me. You
said you really love me. It
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feels like to
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get and It feels like dying with
kindness.
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You're me. Your spirit. These
halls.
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Don't you kill me with kindness.
You're
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living Jesus, you're
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the king. Hamilton
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Adam Curry: on the ball. You are
killing me. Get a little bit of
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Jesus on here on the ball. Kevin
is the lead singer. He lives in
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Nashville, originally from Ohio,
and now featured on your
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boostagram ball. And thank you
very much. Randy black for
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boosting in and he says it right
there on boosted Graham ball.
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Embleton is quickly jumping up
my list of favorite V for V
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artists. Great track on this one
with a great meaning, by the
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way, if you're wondering what
all this V for V stuff is, value
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for value, check out the
website, value for value, dot
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info. That's value number four,
value dot info. It explains kind
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of the whole concept behind it.
This is not tipping. This is not
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just throwing a couple of couple
of nickels at somebody. It's
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value for value. The whole idea
is, whatever value you get from
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the show, whatever value you get
from the song, you send that
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value back, that's going to be
different for everybody. For
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instance, salty crayon send
1234, shy kids, he says, always
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have been playable tracks in V
for V heard fresh off a feeling
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on the boosted ground ball.
Thank you And dude, thank you
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for boosting this room is with
your 333, sets. The system
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works. It's completely
interactive. Oh yes. And thank
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you Burberry for reminding me
it's Seventh Street entry, First
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Avenue. That's where that very
first value for value music
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concert was. Mark it down in
your calendar for December 16 at
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antones, right in Austin, Texas.
We will have Adam Curry's
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booster. Graham ball presents
live with a fantastic lineup of
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artists. I'm very excited about
that. I'm I'm even gonna get a
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hotel room and stay overnight.
You won't even drive home. So we
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plan on getting wild.
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Unknown: She says,
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don't wanna give up so easily.
If this is wrong, tell me. Are
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waiting on the next thing, but
now my head's in the sand, not
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on the sky. I tried to go
through this on my own. I don't
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know why, but I do it every. In
time,
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one day, I wake up and realize
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it's all about the journey and
the ride and it almost passed me
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by, just remember to stop
breathe and just let go. You've
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never been all alone, and you're
stronger than
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you know through all the highs
and lows yes and no was long and
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winding roads, just remember to
stop, stop breathe and just let
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go. Yeah, just let go. I've been
looking in the mirror. Starting
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to see myself clearer, and it
gets hard sometimes, trying to
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see the world in a different
light. I'm suddenly feeling
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free, but now my head's out the
sand, eyes on the price. I tried
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to go through this on my own. I
don't know why, but I do it
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every time. One day I wake up
every life, things aren't always
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perfect, but that's life, and it
almost passed me by to just
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remember to stop breathe and
just let go. You've never been
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alone, and you're stronger than
you know, through all the highs
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and lows, yes and nos, long and
wildlife roads,
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just remember to stop
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breathe and just let go. Just
let go. Just
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let go. Let it go. Let it go.
You watch it wrong better
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than you know.
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Watch
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your own birthday. Breathe
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and just let go. You've never
been alone, and you're stronger
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than me. Know all the highs and
lows, yes and no, long and wide
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and Rose,
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just never to stop breathe
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and just let go. Just let go.
You're stronger than you know.
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You've never been alone
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through all the highs and lows,
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yes and no says you're stronger
than you know. You've never been
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alone through all the
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Adam Curry: been Ooh, I like
that. Hannah Blanchard and Alex
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spanada featured on that track.
Stop here on the boostagram
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ball,
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Unknown: you're listening to
boostagram ball with Adam curry,
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where we're Changing the music
industry once Satoshi at a time.
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Right
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if we
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it will make you talk to me.
Baby,
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stay with me.
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Baby,
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Stay with me.
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Baby,
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it ain't talk to my baby. It
ain't too much.
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Someone's keepers
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together.
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Adam Curry: You know, there's
one thing I've noticed about
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these songs in the value verse,
almost none of them have a fade
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out at the end. You know, they
have distinctive endings. I
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never liked that kind of wimpy,
like, oh, we'll just fade it out
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here, man. We just got to end
the song somewhere. First night,
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Daddy net, hailing from Austin,
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Unknown: chasing I'm
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It chasing Stevens
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your stay safe, Stay awake.
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On reconcile peace on trial and
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domination you Want
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to stay away? If you Want to
stay
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the place
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I coming coming on
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your domination,
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Adam Curry: that's what I call
top down driving around music
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easy doesn't ease off the
accelerator. Kiwi bones. That
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could be very, very dangerous. I
row and the fever. Now, the
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singer's name is Brandon Welch,
and I'm pretty sure I met him at
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a no agenda meetup. He is in
North Carolina, and we have not
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heard from him since Helene. So
we are obviously a little bit
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concerned. If anyone knows how
he doing, we'd love to know. Of
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course, we are also praying for
everybody in Florida right now.
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Yeah, these storms, friends over
from Japan, and they told me
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they went to Fukushima and.
There's this little mountain up
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there, and there were three
monuments for different tsunamis
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and earthquakes. And they said,
Well, what's all this about? Is
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this for the for the big one? We
had no no this happens every 100
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years. And it turns out big ones
have hit Florida from the Gulf
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Coast in the past as well. I
think 1920 1921 was a big one.
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Same in 1960 in North Carolina.
It is just Mother Nature, my
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friends. And she seems to be
very strong. Always has that
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winning hand, fortunately.
Wanted to mention, if you are
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listening to this just in a
regular old podcast player on
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the website boostagramball.com
Get yourself a modern app you
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can try podcast guru, curio
caster. You can try, oh my God,
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there's so mad pod verse,
fountain. Most of these apps, by
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the way, you can favorite or you
can find the whole list of the
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songs that we played. You can
favorite that and then put it
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into a separate playlist and
play it to your heart's consent
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content and boost the artist
anytime you feel like it. Or, of
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course, you can always just
rewind the show, stop it, even
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if you have to, if you want to
send a boost. It all works. It's
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all magic. Wallet switching,
technology again, podcast
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apps.com, get on the train,
everybody. You are helping the
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music business out, the new
music business where we don't
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need any black boxes, where your
money is collected by some other
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outfit. And then it sits around
for 48 months, and then a penny
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drops out of it, and Taylor
Swift wins in the end. Nope,
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none of that. We play the
tracks. The SATs go to the
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artists. It is your bustagram
ball. We're gonna wind it down
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with a couple more tracks. We've
got some ladies on deck here,
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and we're gonna kick it off with
blueprint Abby Muir, Right here
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on the ball. Floor, dance floor,
like you.
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Unknown: The options, but then I
never feel like You smile every
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time stop.
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Thank you,
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scrap not a girl in
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the world could describe it so
perfectly done. The details on
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your hands you for a second. Who
meets you always someone like
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you said, Oh, silence.
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No competition.
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You already won the race. You
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Adam Curry: I Abby Muir's
blueprint, and I wanted to tell
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you that you can also find a
great music app at ln beats.com
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you can listen to all of the
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booster, Graham ball last time.
In a
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Unknown: while, I know last time
I heard from you, I hung up the
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phone. It's getting easier to
let it go and forget that you
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knew me. I put some distance in
between so I might stop or hash
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in everything. Night you type,
we got some trouble. No one
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can't deny maybe I should set
you free. I'm breaking we
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had fun, but honestly, we broke
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through the end we were gonna
can't bitch
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about it if we swore it and be
different, and no one made the
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difference. What cut off my
ties. We can do a signal and
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just let's get out
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of use. I guess what we didn't
do is not me. Happens to
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everybody. Some get stuck in
other dismantling. I'm breaking
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bad with the old me. Later that
the rest of
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my dreams, we had a fun we had a
fun but honestly, we both knew
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the end we were gonna be growing
up. It is a bitch, and
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we can't bitch about it. We
swore it'd be different. But
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what made the difference? God,
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I used to
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Oh, my grief. We had a fun but
honestly, we were busy and we
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were gonna be growing up with
this occasion. We can't bitch
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about it if
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we swore it'd be different. But
what made it different? What cut
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all my ties with your sick mouth
and Justin? Adjustments. God, I
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used to need them, but now,
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at all booster booster. Gram
ball. That's
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my ghost. I hadn't seen it so
long. That's my ear. Makes my
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heart feel so that's my you're
wearing firm I had wearing I
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hadn't seen for too long. That's
why you're wearing firm ear to
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ear, makes my heart feel so now
and
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then we find out what effect
moments when we say then I when
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we say that it was too late for
us, but now and then, we find
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our way back to this. That's
what you're wearing. I hadn't
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seen it so long. Makes
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my heart feel. From dear to Dear
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makes my heart we just never
seem to see I took just never
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seem To see I don't think that
any others you go from head to
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toe when you wear that smile.
You're just so beautiful. When
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you give me that smile, you go
from here to here when
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Adam Curry: you. It's You there
is no lack of diversity. And I'm
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not talking about dei no true
diversity in the value verse,
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cavina, that smile you're
wearing before that, Emily,
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deranged and before that, Abby
Muir, which, by the way, playing
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three female artist in row would
be completely illegal on
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mainstream or FM radio, op
radio. Oh, no, can't have any of
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that. No, we gotta do that. Oh,
that'd be so bad. Wrapping it up
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today, I want to thank Jim
Costello for producing bustagram
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ball. Of course, I had a hand in
it as well, just a little bit,
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but he definitely helped out
with all of the music, getting
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all the tracks, all the info I
needed. Check them out at
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phantom power music.io, if
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music.io, for everything else,
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to be a supporter of the value
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artists as we create a brand new
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capabilities. Again, you can
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this is the boosted Graham ball.
We'll be back in about two
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weeks, we'll do episode number
25 that should be some kind of
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a, some kind of a celebration.
Shouldn't Shouldn't that be,
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01:07:06,600 --> 01:07:11,580
like, a big thing 25 what is 25
is that, like, what is that?
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Silver?
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Unknown: Is it silver?
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Adam Curry: Is it Ruby? Is it
plastic? I can't know. Yes.
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Thank you, saldor for boosting
in saying they were gonna have
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enough female singers in a row.
That's right, that's how it
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should work. I'm Adam curry.
I've been here in the value
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verse with you. I would like to
see you back here in two weeks
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01:07:30,320 --> 01:07:32,960
for another episode of booster
grand ball. We leave you with
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Tony Solomon. It's unleash on
the ball. We'll see you then.
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Bye, bye. I
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Unknown: guess this is goodbye
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we know it's been a long time
coming, but now we gotta fight.
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Yes, we've been keeping our
demons hit us. There's fire in
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your words. Hurt. And I know
it's gotta hurt. Burns in your
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01:08:06,720 --> 01:08:12,000
mouth, and if you want to, you
can let it out.
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01:08:13,199 --> 01:08:14,699
Something's changing.
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Earth got a hold on me.
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Are we victims to our fate? Am I
guilty or just the first to walk
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01:08:57,340 --> 01:09:02,880
away? But now you're talking
down to me, and It makes me kind
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01:09:02,880 --> 01:09:04,920
of glad I didn't say
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unless you
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gotta hold on.
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And.
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God, hold on Me.
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Adam Curry: Boosting his love.

