Brian and Michael

I've had a top 10 hit record that I produced and I've played on a number one record as well.

So the Matchdorp men, do you remember Brian and Michael?

Yeah,

very well.

We're finally in September, which means the games are upon us and we have a lot to be excited for, much to talk about.

Let me first take us over to Michael and say, how is that Star Wars Zero Company? Don't give me the, give me the 40,000 foot broad, how good is Zero Company? Very

good.

Honestly, in every aspect, I love the story.

Who cares? Who cares? It's weird behavior, man.

Yeah.

So, OK, let's get into our main segment, which is going to be Michael and I talking about our top five games of all time.

The only rule is one per franchise so that we're not like, oh, my top five is Halo one through three plus these, you know, whatever.

That shows you the state of Britain, doesn't it? 1979.

We've discussed this one quite recently, actually, in our Saturday Night Fever episode, but Matt Stork Men and Matt Stork Cats and Dogs by Brian Michael with St. Winifred School Choir, they may be reappearing in this list, was number one in 1978, spent three weeks at the top, sold over one million copies.

Wow.

Are you painting my stork men and my stork cats and dogs?

David and Trina, and they would like some Foxy's Glacier Mints.

Of course, the song came from Brian and Michael.

Matchdork men, matchdork cats and dogs.

And seen better days was the phrase I was looking for.

Okay, let's just defunct everything we've talked about now.

Matchstalk Men and Matchstalk Cats and Dogs by Brian and Michael.

Now, where the frigging hell does that sit in the music scene we've just explained? It doesn't, does it? It's an anomaly.

Indeed it is.