Boston

So that kind of pumps them up.

They go back down and they start, they open up with more than a feeling by Boston.

Great song.

Then they follow it up with America by Neil Diamond.

It's not that it's hard to find, mind you, but like... concert footage or, you know, the old just live performances from old artists.

I hate to say it, but it's true, right? Old artists, whoever it might be, Journey, Boston, guys like that, old country artists, George Strait, George, see him live, right? And it does not sound like it's not perfect every single time.

Right, right.

It's not going to be.

Peace of mind.

It is back to Boston.

Gene Hickey is going smoking.

So that's another one for Boston.

And then Josh Caldwell, just like you, as you said, going domino, some songs should already have one foot out door.

All right.

So there you go.

So that's, that's two for domino.

It's just ingrained within my soul, Edward.

I'm a big fan of Boston, Tom Schultz.

Yeah.

Harmony-wise.

So I caught it in time and they did surgery.

And the biggest risk with that surgery is vocal cord and vocal nerve damage.

I went to a doctor in Boston at Mass Eye and Ear who kind of wrote the book on that.

He helped develop an instrument that lowers the risk of vocal nerve damage from like 20 some odd percent down to 1%.

So I'm a big fan of the bands from that era.

Styx and Boston and Chicago.

I mean, go on and on and on.

You know, the individuals that were popular at the time.