KC explains how his weekend went on the road with Beet. The dynamic between the two is really hilarious - the story of them at the airport gets me every time. 2004
Thank you for such great moments to relive. I really appreciate it when you include the date in the description whenever possible. I listened to this show live from 1991 to 2010, religiously. They gave me countless hours of entertainment and belly laughter every single day. Memories come flooding back to me when I listen now. Sentimental overload :)
The KC material has become so rare. I’ve been looking for that whole saga of him writing in blood and having that kids teeth in his pant leg during college. So rare, keep it going man.
The more I listen… the more I realize… Howard really is the least entertaining part of the show. Howard should Thank God (the real one) that he had (who knows about now… I haven’t listened to the show in decades) excellent writers and people like KC. Thanks. 👍🏻👍🏻
Never knew I'll be listening to this like am addicted. I watch Beets videos over and over and learn the weirdest things in life. That's what lock down does I guess
Agreed, stern is a giant douche. Wahhhh I'm worth a billion don't watch my old stuff without paying me more money Wahhhh Wahhhh just listen to me talk about COVID Wahhhh
@Bun Bun to be fair, RU-vid wasn't what it is now back in 2006. He should have embraced podcasting in 2010 when Joe Rogan did, but took the easy route and stayed with irrelevant Sirius.
Molly Ringworm It wouldn't have been worth it. He's made over $500 million with the Sirius deal. No podcast/RU-vid channel even comes close to that. Joe just signed that $100 million deal with Spotify. That's the biggest podcast deal ever. New stern fucking blows anyway. Completely Unlistenable
Exactly. If Howard took just 1% less, he would have had a budget for a TV show that didn’t have the production value of a shitty college media department lmao
@cock mcballs how long have you been listening to the show for? Probably not long. It's fun to go back and criticize him. He's always complaining about not having a budget. No one is jealous here. Go listen to the show some more.
I’m still pissed at Doug and What’s Her name… Imagine if these cheap asses would have “figured” out how to reallocate “the budget” to provide a cameraman. We could have watched KC and Beet and it would have been amazing. It always is with Beet. He’s entertainment gold. I want to see Beet explain how he lost his bag. I imagine the poor little guy was panicked that he lost everything packed for him. So he went out and tried to “replace” the bag so not to get in trouble with Bobby or Shawn or whoever it was managing him. HIS DIAPERS WERE IN THAT BAG!!!
@@raybanvleet sadly yeah he passed away in prison. His brother is now Beetlejuice manager. He takes good care of him from what I can gather. But Shaun was a brother to beet very sad rip
Around 34:40 Artie makes a comment about having a shitty toilet in his hotel room. Funny in context, but,takes on a dark and revealing twist once youve read his book crash and burn where he details his heroin-shit misadventures... "Same thing happened in my room, to be fair"
"He's as bad as Can, he knows he's the best". Now, is it just me or is he referring to the Krautrock pioneers/creators of Tago Mago/Ege Bamyase, Can? He's no fool Beet, and although his knowledge of quotidian pop music is limited (who could blame him?!) he knows his fucking avante-garde 70s German music! He's known to be deep into Harmonia too. Neu were a little commercial for his tastes, but he will tolerate a bit of Neu '75 at the end of a party if someone insists (he's a benevolent guy). In fact he once claimed to be in the band. But like so many of his tall stories it turned out to be false - the real story is he filled in for Jaki Liebezeit when he suffered from stage fright at the height of Can fame. Beet famously out-shined poor Liebezeit. But ever the humble guy, Beet claimed he only ever played that well under the influence of smoking coke and vodka all day.
@@Spanishdog17 Lol, we underestimate Beetle at our peril. He was also secretly a huge influence on Brian Eno, and Bowie during the creativer zenith of their Berlin period. Hell, he taught them everything they knew beyond this point. Eno even asked if he wanted a credit for Subterraneans - Beet is alleged to have just replied, somewhat enigmatically, 'nah, don't worry, cuppa million grand up my ass'.
When this you know who punk was a millionaires plus Could have helped the people that made him funny because without them he could put a dead man to sleep just another small hat that gets away with anything becase of the greatest lie ever told.........