
Midnight Rambler
Song by The Rolling Stones
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Midnight Rambler".
Oct 16, 2026
Ep. 210 - Steely Dan Nerd Talk With A Side Of Chaos
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25:08Mark SmithGUEST
Mm-hmm
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25:08ScottHOST
... and then you're listening to Midnight Rambler the next night.
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25:11Mark SmithGUEST
Yeah.
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25:11ScottHOST
Like, you just can't pin it down.
Episode 290: Catching Up: Competitions, Camping, Weddings & Playlists
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32:12Chris CelonaHOST
Um, I was also listening to You Can't Quit Me, Baby by Queens of the Stone Age.
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32:17Chris CelonaHOST
I had a little Midnight Rambler by The Rolling Stones.
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32:20Chris CelonaHOST
Um, Came Out Swinging by The Wonder Years.
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32:21Chris CelonaHOST
And then oddly enough, [laughs] one of the songs that made the cut was Expectations by Olivia Rodrigo from her new album.
Laughing at The Weepy Voiced Killer
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11:19Jay CraftHOST
This guy was just a fucking random ass fucking creepy night stalker, dude.
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11:25Jay CraftHOST
This was the Midnight Rambler that the fucking Rolling Stones sang about.
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11:29Jay CraftHOST
This guy is fucking just stalking the streets, looking into windows, finding anybody that he could try to kill.
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11:36Jay CraftHOST
Hey, there's a hooker over there.
BACON! And Buy A Gun | Best Last Year Radio
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0:36Carl RuizPANELIST
Three Allman Brothers songs.
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0:37Carl RuizPANELIST
The Midnight Rambler.
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0:40Carl RuizPANELIST
Nailed it.
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0:40Carl RuizPANELIST
Talking about the Midnight Ramblers, Rolling Stones.
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0:42Carl RuizPANELIST
That's the Rolling Stones.
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0:43Carl RuizPANELIST
Rolling Stones.
6544 Dad Advice: Managing Your Money! Listener Questions
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22:59Stefan MolyneuxHOST
Ugh.
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23:00Stefan MolyneuxHOST
Like that, uh, the Rolling Stones, "Start singing," Midnight Rambler.
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23:05Stefan MolyneuxHOST
Anyway, so he just felt, uh, he felt a, a, a sort of great sadness and loss at having spent all of this money collecting things that now had no value.
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23:17Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And i- if you, if you look at things that have stressed you out because you bought them and now you're low on money or you're in debt, they, they glare at you like gargoyles.