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Sep 13, 2026

JennaGUEST
3:41
Oh, nice.
JennaGUEST
3:42
That was taught by Ryan Smith, who was the front man for the Melismatics and the lead guitar player from Soul Asylum.
JennaGUEST
3:50
Yes.
JennaGUEST
3:51
And we hit it off in the songwriting class.
Justin ReamerPANELIST
8:02
This is a parody of a band I don't have much feelings for one way or the other and the concept of this parody I think is done much better in other Weird Al songs.
Justin ReamerPANELIST
8:12
This is the Soul Asylum parody syndicated incorporated.
Justin ReamerPANELIST
8:15
I like to put that in at number 12, please.
Justin ReamerPANELIST
8:19
Is anyone going to veto that before we start to discuss

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Jeff NuceraPANELIST
13:55
Dave, you want to speak your piece a little bit? I am upset.
DavePANELIST
13:57
I do like this song.
DavePANELIST
13:59
For one summer, all I listened to was Soul Asylum.
DavePANELIST
14:03
That's
RussHOST
41:18
Sounds exactly like the original.
RussHOST
41:20
The one that bums me out, I think, is the most underrated track is he does the Soul Asylum parody on there, the syndicated incorporated.
RussHOST
41:28
And again, it sounds just like the Soul Asylum production, which is completely different.
RussHOST
41:37
then you know waterfalls and everything so like it's just amazing
Tyler ReddickADVERTISER
41:42
but you
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
36:34
in the 80s, I was just in weirdo bands like Swamp Dick and Death Midget.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
36:39
We were playing in Portland, Oregon, being asked to open up for whoever came through, whether it was like the Doughboys or Soul Asylum or SNFU or, you know, the Butthole Surfers, whatever.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
36:53
You just did whatever, right? Yeah.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
36:55
But there was no future.
BradHOST
40:23
Now won't you give my best regards to Satan? Outro, I can't stand ya, I just can't stand ya.
BradHOST
40:30
Next up, syndicated line, Parody of Misery by Soul Asylum.
BradHOST
40:35
Again, original song is fantastic, so this is easy to listen to.
BradHOST
40:40
Backing vocals, syndicated, incorporated.
BradHOST
42:27
Actually, the chorus sounds like the Chipmunks again, which doesn't work.
BradHOST
42:32
Clips of Bart pranking Moe in there.
BradHOST
42:36
Is Mike Roch there? And then the album closes out with the night Santa went crazy style parody of Soul Asylum.
BradHOST
42:46
What the hell? So he parodies Misery earlier in the same album and then does a style parody of Soul Asylum to close out the record.
Brian BooneGUEST
4:26
I mean, there's so many songs like that from the 80s into the 90s where you think of the song and you think of the video.
Brian BooneGUEST
4:33
You think of Blind Melon, you think of the b-girl dancing in the field, or Runaway Train by Soul Asylum.
Brian BooneGUEST
4:40
You can't not think about that harrowing video with the... with the flashing of the runaway kids up or virtual insanity with the floors moving and things like that or all those great cards videos in the 80s.
Brian BooneGUEST
4:53
They are so linked to their videos and hair metal especially.
ChristopherHOST
1:21
That's the other host right there.
ChristopherHOST
1:22
The mighty, mighty NPG and Soul Asylum drumming legend, Mr. Michael Bland right there.
ChristopherHOST
1:28
Right there.
ChristopherHOST
1:29
That's him.
Michael BlandHOST
2:47
Eventually, but I mean, last Friday and Saturday, my band Urban Classic played the revelation show, the retrospective of the Minneapolis sound at the Minnesota state fair, September 4th and 5th, both nights.
Michael BlandHOST
3:01
And we had an incredible time, man.
Michael BlandHOST
3:03
It was really, it was really a, yeah, a different kind of a sense of gratification because I played the show a couple of years ago with soul asylum at the state fair, same stage, but you know, that's, that's, that's a, a horse I just kind of jumped on that was already riding and, like urban classic i built this from the ground up you know so it's all about me and what i'm trying to accomplish and what my friends are trying to help me accomplish and so on and so forth so i feel a little different it was a it's a real milestone and after years of going to the state fair as a kid you know there's some real kind of there's an authentic sort of vindication you know so
ChristopherHOST
3:43
yeah i'm always looking for like some of the musical history and stuff you know that that's pretty much Funkatopia shtick online for the most part is really just kind of denoting album anniversaries and birthdays and historical musical moments and things like that.
Sam ShinazziHOST
2:20
I was at their last show at the Metro.
Sam ShinazziHOST
2:22
The legendary Minneapolis four-piece band, Soul Asylum, are touring next year.
Dave RiccioGUEST
2:28
Okay, right.
Dave RiccioGUEST
2:29
I'm not across Soul Asylum's work.
Sam ShinazziHOST
2:30
Runaway Train.
Dave RiccioGUEST
2:31
Okay.
Mike MansourHOST
28:06
I care more about the writing than I do about the production and the style and the what have you.
Mike MansourHOST
28:12
For example, I hate Soul Asylum.
Mike MansourHOST
28:15
I think they stink.
Mike MansourHOST
28:17
I'm sorry, but I'm actually not even a little bit sorry.
Tim AndersonGUEST
73:31
[laughs]
Cam StewartGUEST
73:31
Soul Asylum.
Pat MayoHOST
73:33
Soul Asylum.
Pat MayoHOST
73:33
[laughs]
Cam StewartGUEST
73:33
"Frustrated Incorporated."
Pat MayoHOST
73:36
I, I d- I don't believe that's Soul Asylum-
Cam StewartGUEST
73:38
[laughs]
Pat MayoHOST
73:38
... 'cause they only have that one song.

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