Don't You (Forget About Me)

Mikael Grandlund is on the top power play.

Brian, you brought him up in the Don't You Forget About Me episode.

A Breakfast Club episode is a guy not to forget.

And yeah, he's in the top six, top power play for sure.

Number seven.

The song Don't You Forget About Me from The Breakfast Club was recorded by the most commercially successful Scottish band of the 1980s.

Who was it?

They have the word head in their title.

And I have a number of videos up discussing this.

There's one called Don't You Forget About Me and another one that will premiere on October 1st that is solely about Venus in the month of October.

As she is just barely beginning her turnaround, Mars and Pluto, the two planets that were punching on Mercury the day before complete their opposition.

So there will be something very, very challenging about exercise of personal will as opposed to collective, something about force, something about technology, something about could be a dust-up going on in your friend group.

[chuckles]

-you wanna get my outside edge? Uh, I'm gonna, gonna get you taken at slip," early for a duck, and then Nathan Ellis singing Don't You Forget About Me, and making sure that he got an edge, which could've been taken at slip if Josh Inglis hadn't been levitating in front of slip to get that one.

So a c- you know, removed both the openers cheaply.

And then it was, you know, um, I mean, Breis- Bredski is...

He said, well, this is going to be score.

And he had this song called Don't You Forget About Me.

And I have the original demo of Keith singing it.

And we're talking about the simple mind song.

Wow.

wasn't gonna do it, and then it went to Brian Ferry, and Brian Ferry didn't wanna do it, and then it went to Charlie Sexton.

So there's a version we did with Charlie Sexton, with him singing Don't You Forget About Me.

We were searching and whatever, and then David Anderle was the film music supervisor from A&M.

Next up, what's coming up next, Michelle? So next

up is Don't You Forget About Me, which ironically I've forgotten everything about.

Of course you have.

Love that song.

Sorry, I know this is one of your...

Don't you forget about me? Don't you forget about me.

I mean, to me, that's sort of the textbook answer.

Right.