How Low Can a Punk Get? Podcast
Sep 9, 2026 · 41 min · 14 segments
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Alrighty, so what's a song that kind of sums up your early years?
so i'm gonna go with i'm i'm i'm curveballing it because i was gonna do susie quattro can the cam okay
i was
gonna do rm what's the frequency kenneth yeah i'm actually gonna go with the beatles eight days a week because
okay brilliant
the beatles wrote all the good love songs in the world you know what i mean and i always talk about this with my dad like how do i know every single beatles song Like, how do I like every lyric to every Beatles song? It's like in our psyche, isn't it?
So I'm putting that down.
Were you...
So I often get the Beatles a lot and I love it because the next question I ask is like, I'm also really interested in this part.
you picked eight days a week, but what, like, you know, when, when you hear the Beatles as a young age, you kind of just get a wall of like, you get everything of theirs.
Like there's no chronological.
It's just like, you get the early pop, like the early pop stuff and the early rock and roll stuff.
And then it goes all the way through to the latter albums that are a lot more than just simple pop.
Was there something like, Do you celebrate at all or kind of when you're in modern day, do you put on a kind of different, a particular era of Beatles or do you just love it all?
All of it.
I think that's the beauty of it.
There's very few bands that I can name where it would be any era of Beatles that And I think I picked this song because it's obviously quite poppy and it's popular.
But the way it's written is like, I'm not techie with music.
Do you know what I mean? And the way this is written, I listen to it and I go, well, there's like so much happening in one song.
It's just genius.
So simple.
So yeah, I love all sorts.
I've tried to cover it myself.
Alrighty, so what's a song that kind of sums up your early years?
so i'm gonna go with i'm i'm i'm curveballing it because i was gonna do susie quattro can the cam okay
i was
gonna do rm what's the frequency kenneth yeah i'm actually gonna go with the beatles eight days a week because
okay brilliant
the beatles wrote all the good love songs in the world you know what i mean and i always talk about this with my dad like how do i know every single beatles song Like, how do I like every lyric to every Beatles song? It's like in our psyche, isn't it?
So I'm putting that down.
Were you...
So I often get the Beatles a lot and I love it because the next question I ask is like, I'm also really interested in this part.
you picked eight days a week, but what, like, you know, when, when you hear the Beatles as a young age, you kind of just get a wall of like, you get everything of theirs.
Like there's no chronological.
It's just like, you get the early pop, like the early pop stuff and the early rock and roll stuff.
And then it goes all the way through to the latter albums that are a lot more than just simple pop.
Was there something like, Do you celebrate at all or kind of when you're in modern day, do you put on a kind of different, a particular era of Beatles or do you just love it all?
All of it.
I think that's the beauty of it.
There's very few bands that I can name where it would be any era of Beatles that And I think I picked this song because it's obviously quite poppy and it's popular.
But the way it's written is like, I'm not techie with music.
Do you know what I mean? And the way this is written, I listen to it and I go, well, there's like so much happening in one song.
It's just genius.
So simple.
So yeah, I love all sorts.
I've tried to cover it myself.
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