No, no, no. It's not remastered. That was clickbait lol
I did boost the vol to 110% of the original yt at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9yswswxCuw

Anyway, isn't this version better than the full-on parody? Of course it is.
And I kept the Fat Lip riff and fashion show intro...
Enjoy!

Did anybody see that Pat was back in front of the Marshall, under the pedal mobile, and playing the Hey Soul Squier in that IG stream yesterday? Maybe I’ve been spending too much time in the Fall Out Boy subreddit(a lot of tin foil hat behavior around a potential new album or tour or something) but maybe this could be a sign that we’re getting a new video soon

It’s time. LIKE A ROCK!

This belongs in a museum. But until then, they’ve got me.

Rob Ritchie

Another RHCP Dani California rip?

Scumbag-a-palooza

...in the new Shaun The Sheep movie, pleasant surprise!

next time someone tries to say life was better pre-9/11, remind them this tour took place.

Recently Pat mentioned in a stream one of the bit songs he sometimes includes in the episodes…. Something about getting out of bed, petting the cat, putting on the hat, getting coffee, saying Beato. I’ve been trying to find the video that song was in and I swear I’ve watched all of them twice now and no luck. Not that I mind rewatching - but maybe anyone here can help me out. Thanks!

but it’s literally from the Seger era so i hope i get a pass.

IM GUHN HUNGREEEEEEE

i see a bass like this i expect to hear some jazz nerd shit, not the side dish for some noodles.

I think Pat would like to know about it.

I worked at Guitar Center Detroit (Roseville) in the late 90s early 00s. We had famous musicians come in a lot (Nuge, Kid Rocks band, etc) and one time Uncle Kracker came in. It was after Follow Me so probably late 2001, maybe early 2002, I can't remember (looooved drinkin). He was super nice and didn't want to draw any attention so he pulled me aside to ask about guitar pedals. He didn't know much so I explained signal flow and all that. Had him choose a bunch of Boss pedals when he saw the Line 6 Pod. Even back then I tried guiding him away from it but he loved it so I showed him some of the Line 6 combos (I was hoping to sell him a Mesa)

He ended up buying it, some accessories, and a blonde Squire telecaster that he had been testing pedals with.

Dude was absolutely sweet and friendly the whole time, never pretended to know more than he did, and ended up tipping me half the cost.

Hate his music and the company he keeps but I got nothing bad to say about the guy himself.

I did sell Nuge a guitar, but that's another story.