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Aug 16, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
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It's a bit like Top Gear in that there's English people on it, uh, but apart from that, it's different.
Instead, they have three or four bands around the stage, and the presenter is a musician, and they all sit around the stage, around the stage facing each other, and they jam.
Uh, they each take turns singing, and they're all looking at each other, so the performers and the audience are one and the same.
And this, uh, more importantly, listen to us, 'cause there's no point watching a..." Well, unless you're deaf, I suppose.
Although I believe there are people, there are deaf people who enjoy this, uh, enjoy the vibrations of music, I believe, so I'm led to be-- I haven't really talked all much about it, but I read it somewhere.
I read, I read, uh, half a sentence somewhere that implies that deaf people sometimes like to listen to the vibrations of music through their hands and experience it, and if it says that somewhere, then it must be true, 'cause people wouldn't lie.
It's a bit like Top Gear in that there's English people on it, uh, but apart from that, it's different.
Instead, they have three or four bands around the stage, and the presenter is a musician, and they all sit around the stage, around the stage facing each other, and they jam.
Uh, they each take turns singing, and they're all looking at each other, so the performers and the audience are one and the same.
And this, uh, more importantly, listen to us, 'cause there's no point watching a..." Well, unless you're deaf, I suppose.
Although I believe there are people, there are deaf people who enjoy this, uh, enjoy the vibrations of music, I believe, so I'm led to be-- I haven't really talked all much about it, but I read it somewhere.
I read, I read, uh, half a sentence somewhere that implies that deaf people sometimes like to listen to the vibrations of music through their hands and experience it, and if it says that somewhere, then it must be true, 'cause people wouldn't lie.
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