Goldfinger

It was on the soundtrack.

Goldfinger, is that right?

Goldfinger.

It's not the same Goldfinger.

Oh.

He's a man.

I expect you to die.

What a great line, dude.

Yeah.

We're going a little war tour direction with The Offspring, The Interrupters, and, uh, Goldfinger.

Um, The Expendables brings us back into the, uh, the, the rock-

Crossover

I mean, they've been doing it for, you know, 25, 30 years, so it's, you know...

They're, but they're a fantastic live band.

Goldfinger, dude?

Well, a lot of these bands too are, like, festival bands.

In honour of lovely Jenna Millwall-Paul, part of the Beefy Sky Club requesting Getting Married on Friday.

That was Dumb by Goldfinger off their Never Look Back album that came out in 2020.

That is the choice of Mel Lee from Taupo in New Zealand.

Good choice, Mel.

We love a bit of Goldfinger on this show.

Of course we do.

And...

We get Jarrett Reddick from Bowling for Soup.

We get Mike Herrera from MXPX and Goldfinger.

John Feldman from Goldfinger and Suitwearing.

The other guy from MXPX, Tom Wisniewski.

Why'd they fucking let him on the stage?

I was getting into skateboarding.

And then, of course, I got Tony Hawk Pro Skater and I discovered the Suicide Machines and Goldfinger.

And then you dig deeper and got into the Asian Man catalog and everything.

And I got into Catch-22 and all this stuff and One Cool Guy and all the great Jersey bands.

What do you recall? And you kind of touched on this, but what do you recall about that period? Because, and again, like you just said, my guess is that there were numerous ska, ska punk bands at that point who were great, who were playing tons of shows.

Yep.

Kind of doing all the right things, but maybe lacked the kind of industry support that existed back in the 90s when bands like, you know, Less Than Jake, Suicide Machines, Goldfinger, Mustard Plug, a billion other ones.

There was no there's no epitaph.

fun.

Dude, that Goldfinger show, I still think about it.

That show was so fucking good.

It