Seven Mary Three

Give me a hemorrhage in my hands by fuel or something.

Give me your 7 Mary 3.

Just give me something, please, to change.

Enough of the 7 Mary 3.

Give

me Pearl Jam for a state of love and trust.

It's all he remembers.

That music is revealed to be diegetic in that one of the hip young college kids is listening to Seven Mary Three, as they do.

And it keeps happening.

The Daily Wire clearly had enough budget to secure songs that Ben Shapiro liked from 30 years ago, and boy are they proud of it.

It's one of my favorite things in music.

And nobody does it better than 7 Mary 3 at the end of that song with the indecisiveness of where they're going.

Yeah, yeah, no, no. Yeah, yeah, no.

And there's a lot of yes and no's following each other.

I like them a lot.

I got the same flack because I love Seven Mary Three.

And when American Standard came out, I was like, I love this.

And I was like, ah, it's like a Pearl Jam ripoff.

Now there's a, that is kind of like a thought experiment that I think it kind of works.

Well, even if they were not like a metal band, but if they were a nineties alt band and they could be like, you know, they'd be like seven Mary three or like, uh, what was the band that did the, uh, gosh, I'm spacing on their name, but.

You know, there were a number of bands that had hits in that time that looked like scraggly grunge rockers.

And we forgot about them, you know.

It's funny because when you said one-hit wonders of the '90s, I absolutely thought of these rock songs and rock bands that I know of.

Like, Seven Mary Three was a huge one-hit wonder.

Oh, yeah.

What was their song?

He's like, he chose the cure because he thought that that would fly.

It's a 7 Mary 3 song, you motherfucker.

I bet that's what you're crying

to.

Exactly.

Well, it's gonna be, you know, this is, this is many years later, so we would have to have moved on to like "Seven Mary Three." [laughs]

It's Foo Fighters or something.

Yeah.

But good.

And I'm not concerned, uh, about you guys taking any of my picks, so that's why I was like, "I'll just take the number one pick." Then I, the other ones I struggled with a little bit, but, uh, my first pick is gonna be, uh, it's an album, American Standard by Seven Mary Three.

Yep.

I just-

I can, I can remember walking up to...

You know, it came out in September, so it came out in the fall of '95, and I remember getting it in the fall of '95.

And so just fall and American Standard and Seven Mary Three just, there's, there's a lot of nostalgia for me-

Nice