HardLore Jeopardy: KNOCKED LOOSE vs. TERROR vs. KRUELTY

Summary

Podcast Episode Summary: HardLore Jeopardy: KNOCKED LOOSE vs. TERROR vs. KRUELTY

Release Date: July 10, 2025
Hosts: Colin Young & Bo Lueders
Guests: Martine Stewart (God's Hate Terror), Zuma (Cruelty), Brian Gilles (Knockd Loose & Weapon X)
Event: Sound and Fury Festival Jeopardy Showdown

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Introduction [00:00 – 03:26]

In a special episode of HardLore, hosts Colin Young and Bo Lueders transform their typical storytelling format into an electrifying Jeopardy game tailored for fans of the hardcore, punk, and metal scenes. The episode, titled "HardLore Jeopardy: KNOCKED LOOSE vs. TERROR vs. KRUELTY", kicks off with Colin humorously referencing famous on-stage phrases:

Colin [00:00]: "I'll mosh call you back. These are famous things said on stage by guys."

The atmosphere is set with energetic banter and an introduction to the contestants, setting the stage for a competitive and entertaining game.

Contestant Introductions [03:35 – 06:10]

Three contestants, each representing prominent bands in the hardcore scene, take the spotlight:

1. Martine Stewart from God's Hate Terror:

   • Colin [03:26]: "Reigning champion, last year's Family Feud."

2. Zuma from Cruelty:

   • Zuma [04:47]: "All the way from Tokyo, Japan, please welcome from Cruelty, Zuma. Fast and Furious, baby."

3. Brian Gilles from Knockd Loose and Weapon X:

   • Brian [06:10]: "A showman."

The hosts ensure that both in-person and online audiences are engaged, encouraging applause and participation.

Round One: Normal Jeopardy [07:32 – 37:11]

The game commences with Normal Jeopardy, featuring categories such as:

• One Man, Many Bands: Identifying musicians involved in multiple bands.
• Label This: Naming record labels based on album titles.
• Songs: Recognizing songs from brief clips.
• Iconic Hardcore Venues: Naming beloved venues that have since closed.

Highlights:

• Martine Stewart quickly establishes dominance by correctly answering questions related to famous venues and record labels.

  Martine [10:21]: "What is CBGB?"

• Zuma showcases his knowledge in metal music categories, contributing significantly to his team's score.

  Zuma [13:23]: Attempts to answer but misses, leading to supportive banter.

• Brian Gilles demonstrates strategic wagering and knowledge, especially in niche categories.

  Brian [12:14]: "Let's do venue. Can't go there anymore."

Notable Quote:

Martine Stewart [13:37]: "Commanding lead. Martin, what's it going to be?"

Round Two: Double Jeopardy [38:07 – 61:25]

Double Jeopardy intensifies the competition with more challenging categories:

• Red Curds: Featuring red album covers.
• Quote Quotables: Recognizing famous quotes from the show or guests.
• Merch Madness: Identifying merchandise items created by the podcast.
• Friends of the Quotes: Direct quotes from guests on the show.

Highlights:

• Martine continues her streak, securing high-value questions that bolster her lead.

  Martine [25:17]: "What is Century Media?"

• Zuma and Brian engage in strategic play, balancing risk and reward with their wagers.

  Brian [40:10]: "What is the age of quarrel?"

• The hosts inject humor and competitiveness, maintaining an engaging dynamic throughout the round.

  Colin [33:35]: "What's it called? What is negative 3 cheers?"

Notable Interaction:

Zuma [60:37]: "I'm really."

This brief but humorous interjection highlights the spontaneous and lively nature of the show.

Final Jeopardy [61:25 – 67:00]

The climax of the episode arrives with Final Jeopardy, where contestants wager their earnings on a final, pivotal question.

Final Question:

"This band has played Sound and Fury more than any other band. Now hit the song."

Contestant Responses:

• Martine Stewart confidently wagers her entire score of $25,800 and correctly answers:

  Martine [66:34]: "What is Brace War?"

• Brian Gilles wagers $11,200 but misses the question.

• Zuma wagers $5,000 and also misses.

Outcome:

Colin [67:00]: "Game show winner, Martine Stewart. Incredible."

Martine secures her position as the reigning champion with a substantial lead, showcasing her extensive knowledge of the hardcore music scene.

Conclusion [67:17 – End]

The episode wraps up with celebratory remarks from the hosts, congratulating Martine on her victory and applauding the efforts of all contestants. The camaraderie and competitive spirit underscore the strong community ties within the hardcore, punk, and metal scenes.

Final Remarks:

Colin [68:49]: "Martine, your winner, your co. Promoter of sound and fury. Terror. God say terror."

The episode concludes on a high note, highlighting the success of the Jeopardy format in engaging the audience and celebrating the rich history of the hardcore music community.

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Martine Stewart [03:38]: "Fantastic. Thank you."
• Zuma [05:09]: "Nice to meet you guys."
• Brian Gilles [12:14]: "What is CBGB?"
• Martine Stewart [25:17]: "What is Century Media?"
• Zuma [60:37]: "I'm really."
• Martine Stewart [66:34]: "What is Brace War?"

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This episode of HardLore not only provided an entertaining twist on the traditional podcast format but also reinforced the deep knowledge and passion of its participants for the hardcore music scene. Through friendly competition and engaging discussions, listeners were treated to a dynamic showcase of music trivia, camaraderie, and the vibrant culture surrounding their favorite genres.

Transcript

[Colin]

I'll mosh call you back. These are famous things said on stage by guys.

[Brian]

Keep it moving. 1600.

[Zuma]

You don't say.

[Brian]

It. Do it.

[Zuma]

All.

[Colin]

Right. And the answer is.

[Brian]

Who is knocked loose?

[Colin]

That's the water.

[Zuma]

See that again.

[Colin]

Hello. Oh, check, check, check, check, check, check. Hey. Hello. Welcome.

[Zuma]

Wow.

[Colin]

Wow. There it goes. Thank you so much. Welcome. Hello, welcome. It's Hard Lord Jeopardy. Time. How's everybody doing tonight? Beautiful. First, give it up for Jordan Olds from Blood Vulture, who did the Hard Lord Jeopardy. Theme you just heard. Thank you so much, Jordan. He did it in one day, three hours ago. So that's huge, guy. This is going to be unbelievable. We. But mostly BO has programmed a legitimate entire Jeopardy. Show for you tonight.

[Zuma]

Here's the rule. Here's the rule. If anything up, I'm very sensitive, so I get one mulligan.

[Colin]

The rest are my fault.

[Zuma]

The rest are all common. But if there's one up, I'm gonna play a sound. It's gonna be this one. We're all going to be quiet and pretend like it didn't happen, and we're just going to continue.

[Colin]

So every time somebody gets something right, I need you to explode with applause as if Alex Trebek was right here talking to you. Not as an apparition, as a human being, and somebody did something really funny. But we've got to introduce you to our contestants tonight. You want to meet the contestants?

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

You really do. And those of you watching at home, even you, I want you to keep track of how many you're getting right here. I want to know how good you were at Harlow Jeopardy. But if you're watching at home, pause, Think about it. Do your thing. But let's get started. Contestant number one, our reigning champion from last year's Hard Lore, Family Feud. From Whittier, California, Sound and Fury Festival, God's hate terror. Everyone, please welcome Martine Stewart.

[Zuma]

There it is. All right.

[Colin]

Wait till you see the other ones. Martine, how you doing? Thanks so much for being here.

[Brian]

Fantastic. Thank you.

[Colin]

Reigning champion, last year's Family Feud this.

[Brian]

And Mario Kart and.

[Colin]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't make me go there, everyone. This is a Sound and Fury affair. We're.

[Brian]

We're.

[Colin]

That's right. We're kicking off Sound and Fury tonight with Hard Lord Jeopardy. Which means we got to get a couple more contestants out here. Two bands that are playing Sound and fury will be joining us as well. Pit to pit, head to head with Martin. Up next, we're very pleased to present to you one of our favorite guys. All the way. All the way from Tokyo, Japan, please welcome from Cruelty, Zuma. Fast and Furious, baby.

[Zuma]

See that name there? Azuma.

[Martine]

Oh, sorry, you guys don't read Japanese because the guys different people. But this board says Kohei Azuma. My real name. Who cares? But I'm Zuma from Cruelty. Nice to meet you guys.

[Colin]

One time. One time I said Zumba was funny on stage, and he came off stage and said, I'm an entertainer. And there he goes doing it already.

[Zuma]

Also, it should be pointed out that up until a few hours ago, Zuma was under the impression that we were just doing regular Jeopardy. This is not. And it's more around hardcore music and metal and stuff. So he's really. He's a pitch hitter. He's doing good.

[Colin]

He's a true sport. We've got one more contestant to introduce you to. Also playing Sound and Fury. Great friend of the show. Playing multiple times this weekend, but ultimately capping this whole thing off, please welcome from Louisville, Kentucky, and Knock Loose and Weapon X, Brian Gilles. A showman.

[Brian]

Pretty good.

[Colin]

A true showman. Gentlemen, we. I mean, we've all watched Jeopardy. Before, right?

[Zuma]

Yeah, let's.

[Colin]

Oh, that's very important.

[Zuma]

Let's make sure they all work.

[Colin]

So the buzzers. It's hard to. They have a very big budget. Jeopardy. We've got budget, about eight bucks.

[Zuma]

I got a computer, but we use.

[Colin]

That eight bucks to download the same app onto all their phones. So they all have their own unique noise. He's got the Japanese one.

[Zuma]

He's the better one. It's smaller. Do you want it?

[Brian]

Theirs are different.

[Zuma]

You want it like that?

[Colin]

No. Okay. All right, so, Brian, we're gonna hear your. So if you hear this, it means Brian is going.

[Zuma]

Wait, that was Zuma. That's Zuma.

[Colin]

That's Zuma Martin.

[Zuma]

Let's try that again. Brian and only Brian. Can you do yours, please? That's Brian Zuma.

[Colin]

Martin.

[Zuma]

That's my favorite noise in the history.

[Colin]

Of three distinct noises. They may all go up at the same time. So we're gonna need. We're gonna. We're gonna need some help figuring out who's first.

[Zuma]

We may have to just ask the audience, I guess.

[Colin]

Which is good. That's good. That's fine.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Participation. Guys, are we feeling ready? All right.

[Brian]

No.

[Zuma]

Good.

[Colin]

Are we ready to see the categories for round one? This is Normal Jeopardy. We got round one. We got Double Jeopardy. We got Final Jeopardy. Bo, let's roll it.

[Zuma]

You want to see this? Fill in the board verse.

[Colin]

It's Jeopardy, bro. I'm serious. It's insane. All right, let's see these categories. One man, many bands. There's gonna be one guy who's in a whole bunch of bands. And remember, you gotta answer it with a question. Label. This. We're gonna tell you the album. You gotta tell us the record label. One second. Songs. Pretty self explanatory.

[Zuma]

Y.

[Colin]

We're gonna play a song for one second. You gotta tell us what it is. The title name the Mashmoo. I do it, you say it. Then you can't go there anymore. These are all beloved kind of iconic hardcore venues that you can't go to anymore.

[Zuma]

Zoom was gonna know pretty good. None of them.

[Colin]

Defining Valley or Great Lakes bands. These are textbook definitions, literal dictionary definitions of bands from either from the Valley or the Great Lakes, which we're from. That's category one. How do we decide who goes first?

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Rock, paper, scissors. Yeah, paper. Who said paper? Rock, scissors.

[Martine]

You. Do we say different. So like a junk and poi. This is a Japanese.

[Colin]

I think Zoom is going.

[Martine]

I can only do this. There you go.

[Colin]

Zuma's going first. Why don't you go ahead and you win, Zuma. Let's pick one.

[Martine]

Name. The Martian Move.

[Colin]

For what number?

[Zuma]

For what number?

[Colin]

For what number?

[Zuma]

Much?

[Martine]

Oh, yeah.

[Zuma]

Thousand. All right, well, I hate to disappoint you guys, but this is all pre recorded. So. Right. Here you go. Ready? That's Martin.

[Brian]

Oh, was I supposed to wait till.

[Colin]

You were supposed to wait, but you did it anyway. That's. That's a new rule. You gotta wait. Where'd it go? Oh, we're good.

[Zuma]

Yeah, we're good.

[Colin]

You. You did it, Martin. What is it?

[Brian]

What is. Picking up change.

[Zuma]

Judges, we said picking up change or floor punch.

[Colin]

You got it. That's it. You did really good.

[Zuma]

So Presley. Presley is keeping score, so.

[Colin]

That's right. A thousand.

[Zuma]

Wait a minute.

[Colin]

Thousand dollars.

[Jordan]

I'm starting to remember how to play.

[Colin]

Yeah. Now. Now Martin gets to pick.

[Zuma]

Me too.

[Colin]

Jeopardy. Yeah.

[Brian]

One second. Songs for 200.

[Zuma]

All right, ready? Give me a second here. Oops. Okay, Wyatt, do the drum thing.

[Colin]

You up?

[Zuma]

All right, here we go. One second. Songs for 200. Ready? Listen close.

[Martine]

It's disconnected, bro.

[Zuma]

Make sure your phone doesn't go to sleep.

[Colin]

Do you think you did it before? Martinez Uma. I hear him bonking. Do a test.

[Martine]

You guys are cheating, bro. It's not working.

[Colin]

Fix his stuff. Martine got it, though. Martine got it.

[Martine]

No, it wasn't like this. Like a couple.

[Jordan]

It did. Disconnect. And reconnect us.

[Colin]

It works.

[Martine]

Come on.

[Colin]

But do you think you did it before? Martin.

[Zuma]

Take it. What is it? Zuma.

[Martine]

Wait, I'm. I lost my confidence. It's a. I thought it's into Left hand Path.

[Colin]

No, no, no, no. And you have to. First of all, that was wrong. Second of all, you got to say it as a question. What is Left Hand Path? Which is wrong. So one of you gets to take a chance on. You got to ring your buzzer. Have you got it, Martine?

[Brian]

What is a vocal test?

[Zuma]

That is the one.

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Really well done. Really good. Really good.

[Colin]

Commanding lead. Commanding lead. Martin, what's it going to be?

[Brian]

Let's do venue. Can't go there anymore. For 200.

[Colin]

This.

[Brian]

These mics are diabolical.

[Colin]

Brother John Varvatos now occupies this iconic Manhattan landmark. God damn.

[Brian]

I'm just gonna guess you're good. What is cbgb?

[Zuma]

That's the one. Correct. That's the one.

[Colin]

You got it.

[Brian]

Montage from White men can't jump. This is gonna be me getting all of them. I don't know.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah. Do it.

[Brian]

Mike is crazy.

[Colin]

No, the mic is good.

[Brian]

Defining Valley or Great lakes bands for 200 lakes.

[Colin]

Adherence to moral and ethical principles. Soundness of moral character, honesty.

[Zuma]

It's the.

[Colin]

This is the definition of a band's name from. And they're from the Great Lakes.

[Zuma]

Yeah, you.

[Martine]

This sucks.

[Colin]

Time. The answer was integrity.

[Zuma]

I heard it. Someone got it. I heard that. I heard that. He got it.

[Colin]

I'm gonna tell you now. Hardest category.

[Zuma]

Yeah, that's. That's a tough one.

[Brian]

I have to choose again.

[Colin]

Yeah, you do. Brian, your time's coming.

[Brian]

Let's get. I want to get the hardest one out of the way.

[Colin]

Focus on my long ass mic and lock in. Okay.

[Zuma]

Venue again.

[Brian]

Let's do the Same one for 400.

[Colin]

Valley, Lake and Espanol. El nobre means the raw ones. El nombre means the raw ones. Zuma. You know Spanish. Ah, Time.

[Zuma]

It's time.

[Colin]

That was Los Crudos. This one's hard.

[Zuma]

That one's tough, man. Look, they're not all.

[Brian]

And that's the 400.

[Colin]

You gotta keep in mind every time you get one wrong, you lose money too. Okay, well, we should tell them. Well, the prize is our buddies at Mad Vintage have allowed you guys to pick one. Anything you want from the site if you win. So that's big St. It's expensive stuff. Mad vintage dot com.

[Zuma]

Old Hard Lar.

[Colin]

Let's let Brian pick one.

[Brian]

Yes, please.

[Colin]

He's got nothing.

[Jordan]

I'll do. Label this for 200.

[Zuma]

Oh, already?

[Colin]

Hello.

[Zuma]

That actually shouldn't have happened.

[Jordan]

That was the first time I talked.

[Zuma]

All right, which one was it, buddy?

[Jordan]

Label this for 200.

[Zuma]

Label this for 200. Here we go. There we go.

[Colin]

Marauder Master Killer. Martin Stewart.

[Brian]

What is Century Media?

[Colin]

That's the ones.

[Zuma]

Really good.

[Colin]

We'll get him next time. Yeah, you gotta keep choosing, man. You're good at Jeopardy. I guess.

[Zuma]

Hey, everybody, help me remember real quick. There's a thousand that should be gone. Right? The moshmoob one. Thank you so much.

[Colin]

All right, Martin. All right.

[Brian]

One man mini bands for 200.

[Colin]

Oh, yeah.

[Zuma]

Oh, yeah.

[Brian]

Oh, yeah.

[Colin]

That'll do. This teenage misfit defined the season of Sam Hain. I can't write any other puns because the last band name is his name.

[Zuma]

Oh, Brian.

[Jordan]

Danzig.

[Zuma]

Very good.

[Colin]

What is Danzig? I'll give you one. I'll give you one. I don't want to hear another statement out of you again. Questions.

[Zuma]

Go ahead, Brian.

[Colin]

Brian, you get to pick.

[Jordan]

I'm going to do one man mini bands 400.

[Colin]

Outstanding. No longer a minor threat and never very threatening. Wait. Yeah. This former teen idol is certainly no fugazi egg hunter. Brian.

[Jordan]

What is Ian Makai?

[Colin]

What is Ian Makai? That's the one. Great job.

[Jordan]

I'm going to do. Name the mosh move. 200.

[Colin]

I love it. This one's good.

[Zuma]

Ready?

[Colin]

Gotta wait. Where was it? What's the answer?

[Martine]

What is two step?

[Colin]

Yeah. Zuma. Your pick.

[Martine]

Let me do name the Martian 400.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Zuma]

That's a good one, huh?

[Martine]

Give me the one I know.

[Zuma]

Okay.

[Martine]

Because I only know in Japanese.

[Colin]

Oh, I heard the bonk first. Martin.

[Brian]

What is the windmill?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Very good. Wow, wow, wow.

[Brian]

Is that the one that I caught you filming yesterday?

[Colin]

Yeah. I said get out of here. You're on the show. You can't watch this. What's next, Martin?

[Brian]

Okay, let's. Let's do venue. I'm not gonna say the whole thing. The venue. One for 400.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Uh.

[Martine]

Oh.

[Colin]

Oh, yes. Yes. Martin. Yeah. You got 2,000. All of it. Really?

[Martine]

That's a man.

[Zuma]

Well, shit. Ready? It's a video clue. Here you go.

[Colin]

Residents of the western San Fernando Valley are feeling blue after the loss of this sort of iconic landmark where 25 to life once played to zero people.

[Zuma]

What's it going to be, Martin?

[Brian]

What is the Cobalt Cafe?

[Colin]

That's the one. He doubled he damn money. All right, Martin. What's it going to be.

[Zuma]

It'll stop.

[Brian]

One second. Song for 400.

[Colin]

All right, let's rip.

[Zuma]

Listen up.

[Colin]

Yeah.

[Brian]

What is We Gotta Know by the Crewmax.

[Zuma]

Really? Really?

[Colin]

That's the one. You were there.

[Zuma]

You were there.

[Colin]

You. I saw you. Go. Speed. Speed is a factor. Brian Martin, the richest guy on stage.

[Brian]

A one man. Many bands for it. Do a thousand.

[Colin]

All right.

[Brian]

We're doing a thousand.

[Colin]

He mentally strangled Boston with no tolerance when he played any of his Righteous J. James to the rival mob.

[Zuma]

Whoops.

[Colin]

Bonk goes Martin.

[Brian]

Who is Justin Dettori, AKA Dance Floor Justin. AKA dfj?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Brian]

You probably didn't even know his full name, did you? His government name.

[Colin]

I need you guys to step it up. They're gonna look make it. I did not plan this.

[Martine]

This is unfair, bro.

[Colin]

No, it's not. It's fair.

[Martine]

This sucks.

[Colin]

Why? It's fair. Speed it up. Speed it up. Martin, pick a goddamn thing labeled as 400. All right. War zone. Lower east side crew.

[Zuma]

Oh, Brian.

[Colin]

Ooga.

[Jordan]

What is Revelation?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Wow. He's on the board. He's on the board.

[Colin]

Beautiful.

[Brian]

I'm so happy. You got that right.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Jordan]

What is one man mini band? Six. Well, yeah.

[Colin]

Six. Six.

[Zuma]

You're locked in.

[Colin]

Hey, you're good.

[Zuma]

You're locked.

[Colin]

He sounds furious when he terrorizes crowds and causes a few donnybrooks. Whether the crowd likes it or.

[Brian]

I did it at the exact same time.

[Colin]

I think I heard the, the, the Ooga first. No, the, the Awuga. Zuma's the Brian.

[Jordan]

What is Martin.

[Martine]

That's not. What? That's cool, right? He up as. He's not full name either. Who is Money?

[Zuma]

Ste.

[Martine]

Right?

[Colin]

I'm all right. You. I feel like that counts.

[Martine]

He's not a thing, bro. He's a human.

[Colin]

Come on. I, I. I agree with him. Yo.

[Martine]

Right? Give me 600 or some. That should be me.

[Colin]

Zuma got that. Zuma got that. So the, the word before matters if it's a person who thing. What place?

[Brian]

Where? Oh, sorry.

[Colin]

You got it. Zuma's too good. You did good. You're doing good. You're doing good. I'm really friendly. Zuma, you get to pick.

[Zuma]

Yes. Present.

[Colin]

You're crushing.

[Zuma]

Yeah, get it over with. It's rough.

[Colin]

It's so easy if you wrote it.

[Zuma]

All right, give me just a second there because I did not think you were going there.

[Colin]

All right, Crumb suckers. Life of dreams.

[Martine]

Come on.

[Colin]

Yeah, right, buddy. Yes. Yeah. I want to hear your guess, Martin.

[Brian]

No.

[Colin]

The answer was Combat.

[Brian]

I never would.

[Colin]

What is combat?

[Zuma]

Me neither. I didn't know.

[Colin]

Zuma.

[Zuma]

You're pretty good at the mosh move. Zuma?

[Colin]

Yeah, you crush that.

[Zuma]

You want to see Colin dance for us?

[Colin]

Say my favorite one. Okay, show me that. I'll try 600.

[Martine]

Mosh move.

[Zuma]

Mosh move for 600. Hey, what's up.

[Colin]

Brian?

[Jordan]

What is a spin kick?

[Brian]

What is a spin?

[Zuma]

Really good.

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Really good.

[Martine]

I don't remember the video. You know, I thought it was called.

[Colin]

Was that the one back in the day? Is that the one you wanted? Maybe it's next. Brian, what do you want?

[Jordan]

I'll do the valley. One whole 600.

[Colin]

All right. Valley. A specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices generally agreed upon by a number of persons. Or sexual. If it was not good, I have.

[Martine]

No idea if it was.

[Colin]

If it was bad.

[Martine]

What is this?

[Colin]

Oh, Martin, that was bad religion. God damn it.

[Brian]

I swear to you, that's what I was gonna say.

[Colin]

Go to dictionary dot anything. And that's on there.

[Brian]

The word bad religion.

[Colin]

No religion. And if it was not good, I gotta do me. What's next?

[Jordan]

One second, song 600.

[Colin]

Love it.

[Zuma]

Ready? Listen up now, Ryan.

[Colin]

Awooga.

[Jordan]

What is betrayed by life?

[Colin]

Oh, so close.

[Zuma]

Really close. You got the band, right?

[Colin]

Bonk. You're so close. They're like right next to each other.

[Brian]

What is. Oh, wait, wait. Conceived through an act of violence.

[Colin]

No, no.

[Zuma]

Duma. You got a chance.

[Martine]

Can you play again?

[Zuma]

What do you think?

[Colin]

Should we play?

[Martine]

Almost here.

[Colin]

Start crying. Wait, wait, wait. Salvation. So bittersweet.

[Zuma]

So bittersweet.

[Brian]

I can't go again.

[Zuma]

The taste.

[Colin]

No, you can't go again.

[Zuma]

Perfect to our tongues.

[Colin]

The answer was.

[Martine]

I know the song.

[Colin]

I know you do. You. All three of you know it.

[Martine]

But it's two seconds.

[Zuma]

I literally cannot.

[Colin]

The answer is Puritan.

[Zuma]

Really good try, though. We all knew who it was. Really good.

[Colin]

I think Brian was a little closer. I think.

[Zuma]

I think the track list.

[Colin]

What's next, Brian?

[Jordan]

One second, song 800.

[Colin]

All right.

[Zuma]

This one's good.

[Martine]

Dude. This can't be anything.

[Colin]

No, no. This is clear as day. Plain as day. One more time. Easy.

[Zuma]

Raise your hand if you think you know it.

[Colin]

The homie JP I know knows it. They've came to Brazil. The answer was. Big takeover by the Bad Brains.

[Zuma]

Bad Brains.

[Colin]

Canada. Can. Can you know that one would have got that?

[Zuma]

What do you think, Brian?

[Colin]

Brian, Give me something good.

[Jordan]

One man. Mini bands 800.

[Colin]

That's the one. God would allow this legendary riffer to bring his Crowbar down to the kingdom of Sorry.

[Zuma]

Yeah. Yes. That was Martin first.

[Colin]

I believe an angel just died.

[Brian]

Who is Kirk Winstein? Stein, Steve.

[Colin]

I think it's. I think both are cool.

[Zuma]

I think it's okay.

[Colin]

I think it depends on who you ask.

[Brian]

The homie Kirk.

[Colin]

The homie Kirk is right. That's the one. Either way, it's important. They all couldn't wait to answer that one. And that's what it's all about.

[Brian]

All right, what's next? Keep going down the line. Label this for 800.

[Colin]

All right. Ringworm Birth Is Pain.

[Zuma]

Good record.

[Colin]

I heard a Wooga.

[Jordan]

What is Victory Record.

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Really good. Really good.

[Brian]

Good man.

[Colin]

Brian.

[Jordan]

We'll do label this 1000.

[Colin]

All right. Carnivore. Carnivore. Specifically the United States release. Yeah, you better fucking think about that Bonk. Because it's a technicality. Oh, God.

[Brian]

What is Nuclear Blast?

[Colin]

Hell no. Fuck.

[Zuma]

Anybody else want to steal? You gotta hit your buzzer if you want to guess, but it's a dozen bucks.

[Colin]

I'm tricky, just so you know. Awooga.

[Jordan]

What is Metal Blade?

[Colin]

Oh, no, that's not right.

[Zuma]

Zuma. Any idea?

[Martine]

Can I have a hint?

[Colin]

You know what? Yes.

[Martine]

Yeah. Because I didn't care what level was when I was listening to Carnival when I was a teenager. So they did give me some hint.

[Colin]

They changed their name at some point and then did all the typo negative records. Oh, wait, wait.

[Martine]

Because I don't like typo negative.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Zuma]

Come on.

[Colin]

Neither does Martin.

[Martine]

Yeah, I do like twitching tongs so much.

[Colin]

Oh, thank you.

[Martine]

But I don't like.

[Colin]

Thank you. Thank you. Add money to Zuma. No. The answer was Road Race.

[Zuma]

He did. Now he did know. Yeah.

[Colin]

Exactly. Exactly. What's it gonna be?

[Zuma]

So bright.

[Jordan]

One second song, 1000.

[Colin]

Tough, tough one.

[Zuma]

This. This is a really tough one.

[Colin]

Mr. Bonk.

[Brian]

Who is Converge?

[Colin]

It's the song. You're blowing it on live TV. 20,000 people over the course of like a month. Over the course of six months. That's not right. Brian. Or Zuma.

[Jordan]

Who has converged the saddest day.

[Colin]

God damn.

[Zuma]

Big.

[Colin]

That's big. Who is converged to satisfy. Boom. All right, you got a few more guys. Me. Yeah.

[Jordan]

Name the mosh move. 800.

[Colin]

That's right here it is.

[Zuma]

Depressing.

[Martine]

Wait, what?

[Colin]

I was tired by that time. Now, I heard you bonk it.

[Brian]

I mean, we always called that. What is the Stick Man.

[Colin]

Stick man? Singer of Fury 5 invented that move in the do or Die video. You should watch it. It's unbelievable. We're all still just trying to live up to that to this day. We got five left, Dude.

[Martine]

I was waiting for the pizza maker for a long time.

[Colin]

You know the pizza maker. No, no, no. I. You want me to encourage pizza maker.

[Zuma]

You want that in?

[Colin]

You might as well row with them. The robo.

[Brian]

What is the robo?

[Zuma]

You. You want to be on stage during cruelty saying, show me some crazy. You see that?

[Colin]

All right. Hey, if you're going to be moshing for cruelty this weekend, everyone's got a new pizza maker.

[Martine]

To us, it's not soccer, it's pizza maker. Okay?

[Brian]

You will be physically removed from the. From the pizza.

[Colin]

There will be 150 people that understand the joke and it'll be really cool.

[Zuma]

You'll look really cool.

[Colin]

Five more, guys.

[Brian]

Is it me or.

[Zuma]

Yeah, you got it, right?

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah. You got it.

[Brian]

Venue for 600.

[Colin]

All right. Time ran out for the original location of this Washington, D.C. number one 1980s punk rock venue. I said that. Crazy.

[Zuma]

Yeah, it's crazy. I kind of worded it crazy, to.

[Colin]

Be honest with you. These are timed time ran out. Get it? Because this was the 9:30 club.

[Zuma]

Still exists. Different location.

[Colin]

Different locations.

[Zuma]

Hence the original clock time.

[Colin]

I'm pretty good. What's next?

[Brian]

Venue for 800.

[Colin]

All right.

[Brian]

Please, sir.

[Colin]

Negative three cheers for the closing of this stone cold Minneapolis landmark.

[Zuma]

Oh, you know, Three.

[Colin]

Negative Three Cheers. Minneapolis. Stone Cold. It's right there. It's easy.

[Brian]

It's the one of the homies from Cold. The one with the vegan poboy.

[Zuma]

Yes.

[Colin]

What's it called? What is negative 3 cheers? Is that supposed to help me? I don't understand.

[Brian]

Stone Cold Steve.

[Colin]

What do you mean? That was a good hint.

[Zuma]

That was a good hint.

[Colin]

He didn't get it. It took too long.

[Brian]

I want to know what it is.

[Colin]

Move on. It's the Triple Rock.

[Brian]

That's right. The Triple.

[Colin]

Right. This is genius.

[Brian]

It's too much pressure, man. You're scrambling my brain.

[Zuma]

We were on a Zoom call for 40 minutes. Yeah.

[Colin]

Writing our little asses off. What's next, guys?

[Zuma]

Martinez, I think it's still Martin.

[Brian]

Benu. Four is a thousand down there. I can't see.

[Colin]

Yeah, it sure is, Sean. Brian's ass. Not actually in the Midwest. This New York City staple famously banned the Misfits and closed its doors after a Beastie Boys Bad brains show in December 1981.

[Brian]

What is ABC? No Rio?

[Colin]

No, no, no, no. It's. See, the thing. That was a good guess. It's not actually in The Midwest. I don't.

[Brian]

Isn't the Midwest like Ohio? What are you talking about?

[Zuma]

You'll. You'll see.

[Colin]

You'll see.

[Zuma]

This is actually a really tough. But this is a really well worded Jeopardy.

[Brian]

They're trying to.

[Colin]

We absolutely smoke this.

[Martine]

Yeah.

[Zuma]

Everyone's going to go, oh, any. Any guesses?

[Colin]

Is Glenn. Glenn is watching. He's gonna be like, that was pretty good. The answer is Max's Kansas City. Very famous.

[Brian]

Legit. Never heard of that in my life.

[Colin]

That's good. What's next?

[Zuma]

Yeah, I think we got more. Hold on a second. Let me get rid of.

[Colin]

Get rid of that one. Nice. Two left, guys. Two hardest ones.

[Martine]

No.

[Colin]

Yeah, they are. Yeah, they're fucking. You are not getting the last one.

[Brian]

All right, well, let's go for the last one.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Brian]

Smarty Pants Lake.

[Colin]

Crude representations of someone disliked. Used for purposes of ridicule. Whose fans are smart. You're right. Now mine.

[Brian]

I think Zuma's Googling stuff.

[Colin]

Zuma. Naughty boy. Naughty boy. Hey, what about honor? Dude, all this about honor. I love it. Santa, you watching us? Where are you?

[Zuma]

Right there.

[Colin]

Boo. Your wife is booing you. You didn't. I don't think you got it. Let's time it out. They didn't get it. That is effigies.

[Zuma]

Chicago. Hey, it's tough. I don't know. What do you want? It's Jeopardy.

[Colin]

It's a word.

[Zuma]

All right, last one.

[Colin]

Banned.

[Zuma]

This is gonna be pretty funny.

[Colin]

Last one, guys. Tough. Valley. Violence or threats of violence. Used for intimidation or coercion. They're from the Valley. San Fernando.

[Martine]

Is that band with a big. Big guy?

[Colin]

No, no. Yeah. No, this. I mean, yeah, but big for sure. Not the one you're thinking of.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Martine]

Okay.

[Zuma]

Go ahead, Colin. Just. Just tell me.

[Colin]

He don't know words. Good. Time it out. Time it out. Fucking terror, man. That's round one. That's round one. And our score is. Brian. 1800.

[Zuma]

Respectable. That's not bad.

[Colin]

Zuma with negative 800.

[Martine]

Dude, this fucking sucks.

[Colin]

Bro. No, it's fair. And Martin with 2800. You're winning, Martin. So the thing is you're finding is that not taking risky choices can pay off. Because I did not know you had that much. I'll be honest with you.

[Jordan]

Neither did I.

[Colin]

You're crushing it. This is our commercial break. AG1. Pretty good.

[Zuma]

Pretty good stuff.

[Colin]

All right, round two. Double Jeopardy. Long ass mic. Let's go. And the categories are. Red curds. These are little tiny pictures of red album covers. They're all red Quotent quotables. These are. These are quotes. You'll be fine. The hardcore and the non hardcore play. So this is a tough one. I need two. This is a two part answer. It's a movie or TV show and it's the band or song that's featured in this movie or TV show. It. I'll mosh call you back. These are famous. Famous. Famous. You say it.

[Zuma]

Famous.

[Colin]

Famous things said on stage by guys.

[Zuma]

You'll see.

[Colin]

You'll see. It's pretty good. Merch Madness. These are items that we make. This is the bread and butter, baby.

[Zuma]

We'll all be good at this one.

[Colin]

Yeah. Crush this.

[Zuma]

Trust me.

[Colin]

Easy. Lastly, Friends of the quotes. These are quotes directly said by people on our show or just they've been on our show at some point. But most of them were said literally on our show.

[Zuma]

All right.

[Colin]

See the numbers?

[Zuma]

Hey, remember Double Jeopardy? Everything's double. Okay.

[Colin]

Thank you.

[Zuma]

That took me so long.

[Colin]

Who rounded it out last time?

[Jordan]

Martin did.

[Colin]

Martin.

[Zuma]

So I think they switch. No, they keep going, don't they?

[Colin]

They keep going.

[Zuma]

I've. I don't really watch Jeopardy.

[Colin]

Hit it.

[Brian]

Start at the beginning. Records for 400.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Zuma]

Ready?

[Colin]

Red Curts. Brian.

[Jordan]

What is the age of quarrel?

[Colin]

That's the. That was my first time seeing the way he did that. Really good. Ryan. What's gonna be next?

[Jordan]

Let's do merch madness. 400.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Zuma]

Oh, nope. This is the wrong one.

[Colin]

That's not it.

[Zuma]

Ignore this. Ignore it. Ignore it. Hold on, hold on, hold on. There we go. The drum. Yeah. All right. What was it? Merch Madness. They're both M's. It me up. What? How much?

[Colin]

400.

[Zuma]

All right, here you go.

[Colin]

This rarely functional hoodless game is often more expensive to print than it is worth.

[Zuma]

He did great.

[Colin]

I. I sent them to you.

[Zuma]

I heard a bonk.

[Colin]

It's. It's the. The garment.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[Colin]

The game room.

[Zuma]

But it kind of sucks.

[Brian]

What is a crew neck?

[Colin]

That's right. That's the one that's really.

[Zuma]

Now I get it. You sent them to me. But they don't copy paste.

[Colin]

Right?

[Zuma]

It's.

[Colin]

I spelled him so good.

[Zuma]

Yeah, you did. You did.

[Colin]

Hit it.

[Brian]

Let's see what Friends of the Quote.

[Colin]

I love about 400. Friends of the quotes. 400. Can I tell you something.

[Brian]

Everyone?

[Zuma]

I think I heard Zuma.

[Colin]

I think Zuma was first.

[Brian]

He got it.

[Zuma]

I think it was Zuma.

[Martine]

Wait, does that have to be full name?

[Colin]

No, no, no, no.

[Martine]

Okay. Who is Brandon?

[Zuma]

Wow.

[Martine]

From Big Boy.

[Colin]

That's right.

[Zuma]

There we go.

[Colin]

Round to negative, dude. It's a close game, Zuma. What's next?

[Martine]

Can I have 400?

[Colin]

Well, I'll think about it. I'll think about it.

[Martine]

Merch mountainous. 800.

[Colin]

All right. Triple B Records and friends built an Empire in 2010 with this multi sided headpiece. No, it's not.

[Brian]

Yes, it is. What's a five panel hat?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

He's good. He's good.

[Brian]

Let's go for 1200. Let's keep this one. I love it because it's silly.

[Colin]

No, it's not that one. Vein. This is hardcore live video. Swish, swish. You gotta wait, Zuma.

[Martine]

I was impatient.

[Colin]

Yeah, but he's. He's got no money.

[Martine]

I mean. Yeah, I need money.

[Zuma]

You're right.

[Colin]

You are right.

[Martine]

Give him some chance.

[Zuma]

Yeah, let's try to wait in the future.

[Colin]

The item, the garment, the gambling.

[Martine]

Yeah. So what is like Windbreaker?

[Colin]

That's it.

[Zuma]

We got.

[Colin]

Really? Is that real? Gentlemen, you got a thousand dollars, man.

[Zuma]

Close game. This is great.

[Colin]

Zuma. What's it gonna be? Yeah.

[Martine]

Ryko's 800.

[Colin]

Oh.

[Zuma]

Brian.

[Jordan]

What is Converge? No, Heroes.

[Colin]

That's the one. Outstanding. Brian, what's it going to be?

[Jordan]

Let's do the quotent quotables for 400. For 400.

[Colin]

Okay.

[Jordan]

Sorry.

[Colin]

My fault. I like it. The nefarious sound man wants these to fill out the room. I heard a Wooga. Yeah.

[Jordan]

What is Bodies?

[Colin]

What are bodies? It's gonna sound so much better.

[Zuma]

Sound a lot better in here.

[Colin]

Get some bodies when we got bodies. What are you saying? It's awesome. Thank you. Never before done. What's next, Brian?

[Jordan]

We'll do quote unquotables for 800.

[Colin]

I like it. The dubious promoter suggests more people do this than buy presale. Big mom for Martin.

[Brian]

What is Walk Up?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Outstanding. Maybe when we were doing this, by round two, we got like round two.

[Colin]

We were like, this is awesome.

[Zuma]

Oh, we got this. Yeah, that makes sense.

[Brian]

Let's do hardcore in the non. Blah, blah, blah. 400.

[Colin]

All right, buddy.

[Zuma]

All right.

[Colin]

This soundtrack features multiple songs by this band and a 1979 musical comedy that co stars all four members in featured roles. I need the movie and the band. Movie, band, punk. Oh, they said worldwide. Are we all nothing? The movie is Rock and Roll High School. The band is the Ramones.

[Brian]

I definitely didn't know that.

[Martine]

What is this?

[Colin]

Rock and Roll High School. What's the that with the as a movie?

[Martine]

Looks horrible.

[Colin]

It's a 19, right?

[Zuma]

There's other more relevant ones. That was the $200.

[Colin]

That's a 1979. Yeah, that one's. You know. That's good. Yeah. It's still your turn.

[Brian]

How relevant? Let's go to 800.

[Colin]

All right. This 1987 movie sucks. And the band's live performance is the only good thing in it. Easy.

[Brian]

I know what you're talking about, but.

[Colin]

I don't know the. The title.

[Zuma]

Do you know the band? Well, we're gonna show it.

[Colin]

The movie is ass.

[Brian]

Yeah.

[Colin]

But no, I don't blame you for not knowing.

[Zuma]

Yeah, right, right.

[Colin]

It's not good. But it is called the Beat and the band is the Chromex. It's crap.

[Jordan]

Watch.

[Zuma]

Is this terrible?

[Brian]

Is this the one where Richie Perkins.

[Zuma]

Right there.

[Colin]

There he is.

[Brian]

Coolest bosh move ever.

[Colin]

That's right. Singer of underdog and into another, pitting his little ass off. Tall. Big ass off.

[Zuma]

Big ass tall.

[Colin]

Pretty cool. What do we got, Martine?

[Brian]

Same one, 1200. Let's keep it going.

[Colin]

All right.

[Zuma]

Oh, you don't say. There's two. There's two daily doubles in double jeopardy. So this is your first. First one fast.

[Colin]

Give him one second of it.

[Zuma]

All right.

[Colin]

All right, Martin, you've got 4800 bucks. It is double jeopardy, dude. But you could do it.

[Brian]

I'm not com. I'm not comfortable with this category, though, so.

[Zuma]

But.

[Colin]

Oh, man.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Brian]

I don't know, like, 2,000. Let's see. 2,000.

[Colin]

That's fair. Okay, ready?

[Zuma]

It's going to be quick. It's a video. It's a video clip, Right? Ready?

[Jordan]

So what if they're not talking much?

[Colin]

Then does it make sense to kind of leave?

[Brian]

That's the office. Do I have to say, like, the episode name?

[Colin]

No, no, no, no, no. I need a question.

[Zuma]

Fuck.

[Brian]

How do I put this in a question? What is the office where they featured Life of Agony?

[Colin]

That's right.

[Brian]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Really good. Glad you took a chance.

[Colin]

Great work. Yeah.

[Brian]

You know what? I want to keep it going. I like this one.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Brian]

1600, please.

[Colin]

All right. This band song was featured in this 2004 pornographic themed ROM com about the neighbor of your dreams. Bonk.

[Brian]

What is the Girl Next Door with Youth of Today?

[Zuma]

Listen to how this is edited, right? They did this. It's unbelievable.

[Colin]

Yeah. Yeah. They love this. Timothy Olant loves you today in this movie, and he's a sick pervert.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

So think about that.

[Brian]

Let's. Let's finish it off.

[Zuma]

Okay.

[Colin]

All right.

[Brian]

Finish the job.

[Colin]

$2,000. This band's stickers were plastered all over a pretentious Chicago record store in this turn of the century music driven classic.

[Brian]

What is high Fidelity?

[Zuma]

There you go. That's the one. So you really can't see it because it's literally behind you guys. But there's a Blood for Blood sticker down there. It's the only thing.

[Colin]

They're all over the movie. Victory sent them a big box of stickers for this movie. And it was like, blood for blood is everywhere. And integrity's got like one or two. So I wouldn't have accepted either. Tough category.

[Zuma]

Tough category.

[Colin]

So great job.

[Zuma]

Good job, though.

[Colin]

You did it. Yeah. Brian, let's choose one. I believe in you.

[Jordan]

I'll Mosh, call you back.

[Colin]

Yeah. 400. Okay. Everybody everywhere. Tear this place down. No, no, no.

[Zuma]

How about more specifically? There's an inflection there. Oh, I wasn't supposed to play that until after. I'm realizing.

[Colin]

But just get. Next. Great job. They get. They get a little easier. I'll be honest with you. Yeah, Brian, why don't you guess? Why don't you guess? Another one.

[Jordan]

Let's do Almash.

[Colin]

Call you back.

[Jordan]

800.

[Colin]

Robert Smith. Suck my dick.

[Zuma]

It is. It sucks. It sucks. I wrote it, right? That's not incorrect.

[Colin]

Somebody said this. It's recorded.

[Brian]

Martin, who is Morrissey?

[Colin]

No.

[Zuma]

That would be awesome. That would be awesome.

[Brian]

Don't they hate each other?

[Colin]

They do.

[Zuma]

Yes.

[Colin]

Yeah. But more. It's like Barbara Smith is like, oh. And Morris, he's like, I got it.

[Brian]

I got it.

[Colin]

Yeah. He didn't get it. The answer was. That was sheer terror.

[Zuma]

Before they cover the Cure. It's pretty cool.

[Colin]

Hey. Hateful, but tribute. What do we got, Brian? Give it to me.

[Jordan]

1200. Same category.

[Colin]

This song is about not giving up. It's called Don't Give Up. Bonk. No, that's fine.

[Brian]

Who is Breakdown?

[Colin]

Who is Breakdown? That's it. That's the one. Songs about not giving up.

[Martine]

This one's called Don't Get Up.

[Brian]

That's actually awesome.

[Colin]

Yes, it is.

[Brian]

Keep it moving. 1600.

[Zuma]

You don't say. Oh, man. So close, dude.

[Colin]

All right, Martin, you've got $10,800.

[Brian]

What category is it?

[Colin]

Mosh. Call you back.

[Zuma]

And it's going to be really funny.

[Colin]

True Daily double. What do you got to lose?

[Brian]

I got to do half of do it.

[Zuma]

All right.

[Colin]

And the answer is.

[Zuma]

Read.

[Brian]

I think you just won me the game. Brian. Who is knocked loose?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

Too bad. The look on Brian's Face just now.

[Jordan]

What does he have now too?

[Colin]

Too much. But I was really.

[Jordan]

When I get royalties on that point.

[Colin]

Give Brian 600.

[Brian]

Give him a little tip.

[Colin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jordan]

Spotify numbers.

[Colin]

Okay. When you started that category, I was jumping for joy on the inside. We were really hoping for. Just gonna do it. Sorry. Sorry, man. Martin, what's next?

[Brian]

Last one. 2000.

[Colin]

We are from England. We are.

[Zuma]

I feel.

[Colin]

Brian, come on. Somebody's seen this. Please. We are from England. I sound exactly like him.

[Zuma]

Hello.

[Martine]

I know.

[Brian]

Good evening.

[Colin]

I know. And electric violin goes. And then he goes, we are from England. We are. And then he says this. And he's. And he can't get through it. We are from England.

[Martine]

We are. My dying bride.

[Brian]

Is my dying brother.

[Jordan]

I've seen that.

[Colin]

Yeah, it's pretty good.

[Zuma]

It's pretty good.

[Colin]

Pretty good. All right, what's next, Martine?

[Brian]

Friends of the quote.

[Colin]

Friends of the quotes. Lou Reed, Couple tracks. Who said it? Who said it?

[Brian]

Martine, Those are the couple tracks. Who is Todd Jones?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Brian]

All right.

[Zuma]

So good.

[Colin]

You got. Yeah.

[Brian]

1200, please.

[Colin]

Friends of the quotes. 1200. Master killer masterpiece. Who said it?

[Brian]

Who is you?

[Colin]

Oh, oh, Wrong. Take away money from him.

[Zuma]

Anybody want to steal who said it?

[Colin]

It's awesome. Who said it? Damn. Was Carl ber of Earth Crisis. Pretty cool.

[Zuma]

Pretty good. Now who's it if. If he didn't get.

[Colin]

I think it still goes to Martin.

[Brian]

1600. Let's keep it going.

[Colin]

One double filet of fish, extra tartar and a shamrock shake.

[Jordan]

Who is Jamie Justin?

[Colin]

That's the one disc.

[Zuma]

Disgusting.

[Colin]

Quite possibly the worst order in history. At least that I've heard.

[Zuma]

Unbelievable.

[Colin]

Brian, what's next?

[Jordan]

Red chords.

[Colin]

Nice.

[Jordan]

1200.

[Colin]

Nice.

[Zuma]

All right. Ready Duma.

[Jordan]

Who is nails?

[Colin]

What's the album?

[Jordan]

Abandon all Life.

[Colin]

Yes, that's it.

[Zuma]

Very good, Brian. Very good.

[Colin]

Do my heckling.

[Brian]

Trying to curse him.

[Colin]

Say the wrong side of the.

[Jordan]

Merch madness. 1600, please.

[Colin]

I love it. You jump for joy when the door reads. No ins and outs. After printing these functional shoulder accessories.

[Zuma]

The delay sucks.

[Colin]

It's so awesome.

[Jordan]

Yeah, I'm waiting too long to. For you to finish reading.

[Zuma]

Oh, next time we'll have tactile real buttons, I promise.

[Colin]

Well, and we don't have. We can't afford that. Let's have Brian do it. Ryan, what was it?

[Jordan]

No, he can have it. Fair is fair.

[Colin]

Gentlemen's.

[Jordan]

What is Topaz?

[Colin]

That's the ones.

[Zuma]

That's him. Good day.

[Colin]

We don't. We don't love. Obviously. No ins and outs. Is bad. But if we've provided a bag for stuff, it's awesome.

[Zuma]

And nobody can go anywhere.

[Colin]

It's huge. Trust me. Little insider secret for you.

[Jordan]

Let's do merch madness 2000.

[Colin]

Love it. Sound and Fury 2008.

[Zuma]

This is a vague one.

[Colin]

No, it's not.

[Brian]

What is the tank top.

[Colin]

Yes. They were everywhere.

[Zuma]

Holy.

[Colin]

You couldn't escape Tank Thomas's town of your 2008.

[Zuma]

That was genuinely impressive.

[Colin]

Good job. Good job. Well, now you get to go.

[Brian]

Let's finish off. Friend of the quotes.

[Colin]

Word.

[Brian]

I can't see.

[Colin]

How much 2000 on the question of ever being a Hare Krishna? Of course not. I'm intelligent. Said on our show. Pretty cool. That's the question the answer was. Paris Mayhew. Chromax.

[Zuma]

Yep.

[Colin]

Sure was a tough one.

[Brian]

QUOTE unquotables 1200, please.

[Colin]

The fucking scumbag loser wants 20% of this for doing absolutely jack fucking shit. Brian.

[Jordan]

The promoter.

[Colin]

Oh, no, no, no. It's the. It's the. The. No, no, no. 20 of this. Yeah.

[Jordan]

Oh, 20 of your merch says.

[Zuma]

What do we do?

[Colin]

I think the phrasing.

[Jordan]

I was talking about the scumbag loser.

[Colin]

Yeah, but.

[Zuma]

Yeah, I see, I see, I see. So that's fair. The phrasing him up a little. But what is. What does the.

[Colin]

No, he said it.

[Jordan]

What is a merch?

[Colin]

Cut.

[Zuma]

Very good.

[Colin]

He's. I imagine you've had more money stolen from you by Merch cut guys than anybody on the stage. And what's next, fellas?

[Jordan]

Let's do quote unquotables for 1600.

[Colin]

Love it. The careless acquaintance asks for this mere hours before doors.

[Jordan]

What is guest list.

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Brian]

I should let you see my phone right now.

[Colin]

A lot of careless acquaintances. Cool. All right, Brian, you're on a tear, dude.

[Jordan]

Let's do red chords for 1600.

[Colin]

I love it.

[Zuma]

What's that?

[Colin]

Bonk.

[Zuma]

Listen, it's all. It's the WI fi. It goes inside. I can't do anything, but it clearly bombs.

[Brian]

What is 100 demons by 100 demons?

[Colin]

That's the one.

[Zuma]

That's the one. The last one.

[Colin]

Guys, we got two questions left before Final Jeopardy. Really think about this. Get that finger on the button. Zuma. I want you to be ready for this. Okay?

[Martine]

I did it, right.

[Colin]

Okay, two more.

[Brian]

Quote Unquotables 2000, please.

[Colin]

All right. The dumbfoundedly tired and frankly amazed they're still doing this. Podcast duo begin each episode with this.

[Martine]

Mine has a latency, bro.

[Colin]

They're the same latency, but no you're lying. Zuma. What was it?

[Martine]

What is hello? I'm all right.

[Colin]

You all right?

[Zuma]

Technically, the first word.

[Colin]

It'S hello, welcome. But hello literally begins it. That's 100% percent valid. Outstanding.

[Martine]

So I'm not going to win, so at least I want to be funny.

[Colin]

You know you're killing it, cuz I'm.

[Martine]

In depth or something. How much? How much do I have?

[Zuma]

3,000.

[Colin]

$3,000.

[Martine]

How much. How much does he.

[Colin]

Martin.

[Zuma]

Okay, Brian's at 11:12.

[Colin]

All right, last one, Zuma, take it away.

[Zuma]

Here we go.

[Colin]

Red curts.

[Zuma]

This one's really hard.

[Colin]

I forgot what this was.

[Martine]

Can I see it a little bit more?

[Zuma]

Yeah, that's. I like that.

[Colin]

This technically wasn't supposed to be the art.

[Zuma]

Oh, yeah, yeah.

[Colin]

This wasn't supposed to be the art.

[Zuma]

Like the original artwork was supposed to be something else.

[Colin]

No, that's an incredible hint. Trust me.

[Zuma]

I'm gonna hit the button. I don't want to hit the button.

[Colin]

Oh, don't do it. Let him, let him, let him guess it. I want somebody to get this. It wasn't supposed to be the art. Something. This was the art. That art was given to something else.

[Martine]

Yeah, I only know I can only say the Bat name. I. For some reason I forgot that.

[Colin]

I'm gonna give it to you. You tell me the band name.

[Martine]

Breeze. What is it the name? Yeah, band name. Sepaltra.

[Colin]

That's right.

[Zuma]

It's really hard. That one's really fucking hard.

[Colin]

Beneath the Remains. The obituary cause of death was supposed to be for Beneath the Remains. You didn't know that, did you, guys? It's final Jeopardy time.

[Zuma]

Tell them how much money they all got, Colin. Let's see, what do we got here? Our just keep dancing there. All right, Coming in third, we got Zuma with $5,000. Second place, we have Brian Garris with $11,200. And of course, the one, the ringer, Martine Stewart with $25,800.

[Colin]

All right, gentlemen, let's pull those boards behind you. Erase your beautiful names and Brian. So what I need you to do is so you can bet whatever you want, any amount, maybe more than that. You have. No, no, you have to have it. I guess you have to write the number that you're betting and the answer when we give it to you. Okay.

[Zuma]

When we give you the clue.

[Colin]

Yeah, the category is. The category. Sound and Fury. Staples. No, that's not. Hey, beautiful. You're good, man, but we gotta ask him the question. Sure.

[Zuma]

I just thought.

[Colin]

Yeah, I Loved it.

[Zuma]

I just really like that song.

[Colin]

I loved it. Guys, are you guys ready? So you have to wager based on that alone. You gotta wager now. Wager first. And I'm gonna watch to make sure.

[Zuma]

Well, no, no. Have them show the wager.

[Colin]

I'm gonna watch. Let me see the wager. 11,000.

[Zuma]

No, he's got 25,800.

[Colin]

That's what's up. Brian's wagering his whole money.

[Zuma]

He's all in.

[Colin]

His whole money is at stake. His whole money's at stake. Zuma, what are you wagering? $5,000. That's his whole money. Wow.

[Zuma]

I love it.

[Martine]

Do or die.

[Zuma]

Yeah.

[Colin]

Martine is working on it all. Martine's wagering his whole money. And the final answer is. This band has played Sound and Fury more than any other band. Now hit the song.

[Zuma]

30 seconds. Really think about it, guys. Step up at a trumpet, French horn, maybe.

[Colin]

Do something. Oh, no, no. Keep it playing. He hasn't really. All righty. No.

[Zuma]

Are you ready? Everybody ready?

[Colin]

Yes. That's how the song ends. The answer is. See the answer first. And then we look at everybody's things. That's how that. That's how they did it in Jeopardy.

[Zuma]

I don't have that.

[Colin]

Okay, the answer. The band is Brace War. They've played more sound and furious than anybody. Let's see Brian's answer first. He wagered all of his money. He put terror.

[Zuma]

Good guess. That was a good guess.

[Colin]

Good guess.

[Zuma]

Strong.

[Colin]

No money. That sucks, man. I'm really sorry, Zuma. Let's see what you put. Tear.

[Zuma]

Wow.

[Martine]

Can I tell you guys?

[Colin]

No.

[Martine]

Okay.

[Brian]

Don't do it.

[Martine]

Can I tell you guys something?

[Colin]

Don't do it. Don't. Just do it. It's fine.

[Martine]

Because this would be funnier, I guess. He texted me before the show. The first. The last question would be braceful. And I thought he's lying.

[Colin]

To make.

[Martine]

To, you know, to like, trick me. Because, like.

[Zuma]

What?

[Martine]

The question is Thunder Fury. And then. Wait, do they play that many times? You know, though, is what I was thinking. Like, two minutes ago. I was, like, really confused. So I think I thought, he's lying to me.

[Colin]

Listen, I figured you had a big disadvantage in the game. You were rigged last year. I don't want to hear that. I figured Zuma had a big disadvantage and he could use maybe a little help because you guys were going to smoke him the whole game. Was I wrong? No. So I said, I don't give a.

[Martine]

If I'm not here for winning.

[Colin]

You know what? Are you here for fun?

[Martine]

Fun.

[Colin]

That's right. I know someone who's here for winning.

[Brian]

That's cool. I'm here to win. The answer is pr.

[Colin]

Two years in a row. The game show Hardboard. Game show winner, Martine Stewart. Incredible.

[Zuma]

Wow.

[Colin]

He's infallible. Thank you all so much for being here. Thank you for watching. What a beautiful night. Sound and Fury. Best week of the year. We love it so much. Yeah, we're gonna. That's gonna be off camera, though. In room only. Thank you all for watching. We love you. Stick around for the Q and A because you're gonna line up right here and do it. But if you're watching at home on YouTube or Spotify, you're done. It's over. Thank you all. Brian. Give it up for Brian. Weapon X Saturday, not Blue Sunday. Give it up for Zuma and. And of course, Martine, your winner, your co. Promoter of sound and fury. Terror. God sake. God say terror. Playing Friday. God say playing Sunday.