Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Twenty Fourth Podcast



The twenty fourth podcast is up. Thanks to freemidi.org for the audio files. Eric and Matthew talk about the 1971 World Series.

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8 comments:

  1. Nice Elvis Costello choice on the opening MIDI ... at first, I thought it was a Squeeze song. Occurs to me how much Squeeze songs sounded like Elvis Costello songs or vice versa or whatever.

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  2. Not only had the Orioles been to three straight World Series, they also had two of the brightest minor-league prospects in all of baseball in infielder Bobby Grich and outfielder Don Baylor.

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  3. I'm still doing the thing where I just repeat verbatim whatever you say that I agree with. That drives me nuts that I do that. It's really annoying.

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  4. Somebody should really let Robert Brown know about this episode. Robert Brown was a really nice kid, and I hope he's doing great.

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  5. It is really odd that you and I had never talked about the baseball drug guys and the hall. We actually went to the Hall of Fame together that one time. I still have a Rollie Fingers postcard from there.

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  6. Oh, my ... peppy closing MIDI ... what the heck is this?

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  7. Oh, it's this Everybody Loves the Girl song. I always sing "tiramisu" to the chorus. It's my wife's favorite dessert.

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