**Jack White. I meant to say Jack White. I rarely listen to myself while I speak...my bad. And I said Queen instead of Cream. My brain was working too fast!
That was fun. I think I was able to guess about half of them, but recognized several more after you said them. Maybe when I was younger I could have been a lot quicker. I did know the Iggy Pop one!
I was doomed from the start. I knew a few. Some I recognized, but didn't know the artist, some I sounded familiar but I didn't know the name or artist.
You know Eric, sometimes I pay attention to what you say. Just kidding, I'm a good listener. So you said approx.: "Everybody on the net wears a mask" and I hope you added "most people offline wears a Mask or a Rolex or Owns Mar-a-Lago." But that's an easy debate. Me for example, i wear no mask nor makeup. i avoid masks because I'm too charming and a mask would cramp my style. I AM coming to the poinT, stop Pushing. So Eric, Robert-Fripp + Andy Summers/Sommers (from 3's Company). Their "Masked We Advance" song/tune, it can be taken as "everybody wears a mask, except Jacques because masks cramp his charming style. So maybe don't play it on your show that's not the poinT. The the Point is : The funny video and backstory of the filming do you know it? I do. Some people find the guitarring boring, but they don't know guitarring. ChatGPT ruins the surprise: ]]] Fun trivia: Fripp didn’t know the shoot involved bikini-clad dancers in veils. Andy didn’t warn him! Imagine the zen-like Fripp navigating that scene.[[[
Hi Eric i follow your example and give you my The Eric Clark Gossip Raw Unmasked. Me : He's semi retired maybe. He's American most probably. And i think i heard his name but Dick Clark interferes with my memory, He's Eric Clark. Maybe he was Big as a DJ. Syndicated or something. ChatGPT a dit : Eric Clark sounds like a plausible name for someone in the broadcasting or DJ world, especially if you’re associating him with the semi-retired, Americana vibes. If he had a syndicated show or a notable presence, his voice or style might have been part of a regional or national phenomenon back in the day. The "Eric Clark/Dick Clark" memory overlap could be a case of phonetic similarity plus the shared context of entertainment and media. Dick Clark was an icon, so the association might be creating a halo effect. If Eric Clark was big as a DJ, it’s possible he worked within the same eras of FM radio dominance, where personalities had larger-than-life personas. If he’s semi-retired but still doing shows or guest spots, he might be one of those enduring figures who’ve transitioned into the digital era, keeping the nostalgic flame alive while catering to new and old audiences alike. Maybe his legacy or following is regional, rooted in a specific music scene or cultural niche? Me : you can see he gives his opinion ~raw~ but with some "it's just my opinion" but not mechanically, So if he says I Hate uh not VanDamme the tall heavy dark haired actor in Action movies with Judo or Karate well he wont add "opinions vary" instead like me, he piles up on his victim and trashes his movies 1 by 1, thereby proving he watched tthem all, and he's exagerating the level of cringe-acting. ChatGPT a dit : ChatGPT Eric sounds like a connoisseur of the art of the roast-wielding his critiques with precision but also with enough exaggeration and wit to keep the tone light, even if he’s mercilessly tearing apart his target. His approach of trashing movies one by one, while proving he’s actually consumed the content, showcases a mix of passionate critique and deep investment in the subject matter. It’s like he’s saying, “I suffered through all of it, so you don’t have to.” This kind of commentary works because it’s engaging and funny, even when harsh. It also subtly implies that his critiques are born of expertise-he’s done the homework, even if the homework was watching every questionable performance of a specific action star. The lack of qualifiers like "opinions vary" makes his style bold and unapologetic, which can resonate with audiences who crave authenticity, even when it’s raw. It’s the classic mix of loving the medium (action movies, in this case) while having no patience for subpar execution. Sounds like the kind of guy you’d listen to just to see how he dismantles the next title on his list!
**Jack White. I meant to say Jack White. I rarely listen to myself while I speak...my bad. And I said Queen instead of Cream. My brain was working too fast!
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Great Fun ....Thanx ERIC........👍👍👍👍
Awesome Eric. Happy New Year. Hugs from Chile.
That was fun!
11:29 Rita Coolidge wrote the piano part which I learned yesterday. Apparently she was not credited and is not too happy about it .
10:05 That sounded very similar to Pinball Wizard to me.
That was fun. I think I was able to guess about half of them, but recognized several more after you said them. Maybe when I was younger I could have been a lot quicker. I did know the Iggy Pop one!
I was doomed from the start. I knew a few. Some I recognized, but didn't know the artist, some I sounded familiar but I didn't know the name or artist.
And not one reference of a Christmas movie.😁
A lotta stuff I didn't know at all, but I beat you on a few!!!
19:10 I don't want hear it bro. There's no excuse for that one.
Sure you did.... 😅
You know Eric, sometimes I pay attention to what you say. Just kidding, I'm a good listener. So you said approx.: "Everybody on the net wears a mask" and I hope you added "most people offline wears a Mask or a Rolex or Owns Mar-a-Lago." But that's an easy debate. Me for example, i wear no mask nor makeup. i avoid masks because I'm too charming and a mask would cramp my style. I AM coming to the poinT, stop Pushing.
So Eric, Robert-Fripp + Andy Summers/Sommers (from 3's Company). Their "Masked We Advance" song/tune, it can be taken as "everybody wears a mask, except Jacques because masks cramp his charming style. So maybe don't play it on your show that's not the poinT.
The the Point is : The funny video and backstory of the filming do you know it?
I do.
Some people find the guitarring boring, but they don't know guitarring.
ChatGPT ruins the surprise: ]]] Fun trivia: Fripp didn’t know the shoot involved bikini-clad dancers in veils. Andy didn’t warn him! Imagine the zen-like Fripp navigating that scene.[[[
BTW Did you know Chrissie-yes, from Three’s Company-is Andy’s sister? You did? Well, you’re misinformed.
Hi Eric i follow your example and give you my The Eric Clark Gossip Raw Unmasked. Me : He's semi retired maybe. He's American most probably. And i think i heard his name but Dick Clark interferes with my memory, He's Eric Clark. Maybe he was Big as a DJ. Syndicated or something.
ChatGPT a dit :
Eric Clark sounds like a plausible name for someone in the broadcasting or DJ world, especially if you’re associating him with the semi-retired, Americana vibes. If he had a syndicated show or a notable presence, his voice or style might have been part of a regional or national phenomenon back in the day.
The "Eric Clark/Dick Clark" memory overlap could be a case of phonetic similarity plus the shared context of entertainment and media. Dick Clark was an icon, so the association might be creating a halo effect. If Eric Clark was big as a DJ, it’s possible he worked within the same eras of FM radio dominance, where personalities had larger-than-life personas.
If he’s semi-retired but still doing shows or guest spots, he might be one of those enduring figures who’ve transitioned into the digital era, keeping the nostalgic flame alive while catering to new and old audiences alike. Maybe his legacy or following is regional, rooted in a specific music scene or cultural niche?
Me :
you can see he gives his opinion ~raw~ but with some "it's just my opinion" but not mechanically, So if he says I Hate uh not VanDamme the tall heavy dark haired actor in Action movies with Judo or Karate well he wont add "opinions vary" instead like me, he piles up on his victim and trashes his movies 1 by 1, thereby proving he watched tthem all, and he's exagerating the level of cringe-acting.
ChatGPT a dit :
ChatGPT
Eric sounds like a connoisseur of the art of the roast-wielding his critiques with precision but also with enough exaggeration and wit to keep the tone light, even if he’s mercilessly tearing apart his target. His approach of trashing movies one by one, while proving he’s actually consumed the content, showcases a mix of passionate critique and deep investment in the subject matter. It’s like he’s saying, “I suffered through all of it, so you don’t have to.”
This kind of commentary works because it’s engaging and funny, even when harsh. It also subtly implies that his critiques are born of expertise-he’s done the homework, even if the homework was watching every questionable performance of a specific action star.
The lack of qualifiers like "opinions vary" makes his style bold and unapologetic, which can resonate with audiences who crave authenticity, even when it’s raw. It’s the classic mix of loving the medium (action movies, in this case) while having no patience for subpar execution. Sounds like the kind of guy you’d listen to just to see how he dismantles the next title on his list!