Gotye

Uh, his real name is Walter.

Wally?

No, Wally.

Sorry.

Wally.

Man, I'm losing it today, I'll tell you.

[laughs]

You know what his-

Who had a hit with somebody that I used to know?

Godier.

Godier.

Okay.

She was right.

Yeah.

Gotye, Somebody That I Used to Know.

Tune, that lot.

Oh, that is a tune.

but then he said that Big Sha-

Nah, Gotye has a few

...

they, they use-

... that was a true.

That, but there's some people th- there's some people on this list that had to go back to working real day jobs.

Gotye is still like an artist.

Well, that's the, that, that was one, because, um, you have Vanilla Ice on here.

We played sort of in the mid to late 90s until mid 2000s or something, like 2005 or something or 2007, something like that.

And then Wall-E reissued after a still album a couple of years back, so it generally did a few shows.

And

I think

of these.

Godier was a one-hit wonder.

Oh,

absolutely, yeah.

Tainted Love.

[upbeat music] Gotye.

Yep.

Somebody I Used to Love.

But w- I had this running joke in the 2010s about the, uh, the fluke indie hit sweepstakes that every band gets, like Future One-Hit Wonders like Bastille or, geez, like, I, I did it so many times I can't even think of...

Fun., Gotye.

Mm-hmm.

And you, you just listen to it, it's like they don't have another song like this.

... crazy robes and stuff.

[laughs]

Yeah, but like I read that and I was like, well, that's why ca- I can load up Pitchfork, and whenever I try and find out any coverage of the, the latest fluke indie crossover of the day, or, you know, like Bastille or Gotye or whoever, I always find nothing.

Mm.