BOBBYCAST - Bobby & Eddie Vote on the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show — BobbyCast: Bobby & Eddie Vote on the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

Date: March 31, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones
Guests: Eddie, Brandon Ray

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Episode Overview

This episode of the BobbyCast (Ep. 589) centers around Bobby Bones, Eddie, and Brandon Ray debating and selecting their picks for the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. As a voting member, Bobby involves his friends to help him make his final selections from this year’s diverse lineup of nominees. The trio discusses each eligible artist or band, weighing factors like excellence, influence, impact, and personal connection, ultimately narrowing the list to their top seven.

The conversation flows with humor, personal anecdotes, and lively back-and-forths, offering listeners insight not just into the artists themselves, but into what makes someone “Hall of Fame worthy.”

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Voting Process & Criteria

• Bobby introduces the process: each year he brings friends to help submit an “official” ballot of 7 artists.
• Criteria: Excellence, Innovation, Influence, and Impact are considered for each nominee.
• If Bobby and Eddie can't agree, Brandon serves as the tiebreaker.
• Lighthearted debate about whether their method is “legal,” but it’s a tradition for the show.
  “I’m not sure it’s legal. So it’s me, Eddie, and Brandon Ray. You're gonna hear all about it.” (02:22, Bobby)

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2. Nominee Rundown

The cast reviews each nominee, providing context, musical history, and personal opinions.

Black Crowes

• Seen as blending classic rock sound with a contemporary edge.
  • “I don’t think they’re classic rock legends. I think they were contemporary with a classic rock sound.” (04:57, Bobby)
• Ultimately a strong influence for the group.

Jeff Buckley

• Lauded for his unique sound and “Grace” album; most famous for his "Hallelujah" cover.
• Not enough body of work due to early death.
  • “I just don't think he has the body of work.” (07:46, Bobby)
• Eliminated

Mariah Carey

• Universally recognized, massive influence in pop and R&B.
  • “One of the greatest pop stars to ever exist.” (08:01, Bobby)
• Personal anecdotes about her cultural reach.
  • “First two CDs I ever bought…were ACDC Ball Breaker and Mariah Carey.” (08:49, Bobby)

Phil Collins

• Noted for solo work and as the drummer/singer of Genesis.
  • “Phil Collins is awesome…Nothing personifies the cool 80s…” (10:08, Bobby)
• Surprised he’s not already in the Hall of Fame.

Melissa Etheridge

• Acknowledged for her talent and advocacy but not seen as influential enough this year.
  • “I’m not gonna eliminate her, but…gonna be tough for her to break top seven.” (11:23, Bobby)
• Eliminated

Lauryn Hill

• Praised for the impact of “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.”
  • “The cultural impact is there. That’s one of the greatest…” (13:14, Brandon Ray)
• Some debate about her notorious tardiness as a live act, but recognized as a solo artist here.
• Left in for final consideration.

Billy Idol

• Remembered for major hits like “White Wedding” and “Rebel Yell.”
• Considered “cheesy 80s” but respected for his catalog and persona.
• Left in

INXS

• 90s new wave icons, remembered for “Need You Tonight.”
• Not seen as influential enough in the U.S.
• Eliminated

Iron Maiden

• Metal pioneers with massive international following.
• Despite stadium-packing status, not close to the group’s style.
• “They kind of set the standard for what metal should look like and be like.” (20:46, Bobby)
• Eliminated

Joy Division

• Recognized more for their iconic band shirts than musical connection by the cast.
• Eliminated

New Edition

• R&B group, Bobby Brown’s original band.
• Lack of group familiarity leads to elimination despite Bobby’s appreciation.
• Eliminated

Oasis

• Universally lauded for their 90s Britpop influence.
• “Oasis stays in, right?” (24:59, Bobby)
• Left in

Pink

• Debate about relevancy and timeliness; “too current” to be considered a legend just yet.
  • “I feel like she’s so relevant now.” (25:59, Bobby)
• Eliminated for now; considered a “respectful elimination.”

Sade

• Praised for her smooth style and distinctive sound.
• Personal “bathtub soundtrack” stories but not enough broad fan connection among the group.
• Eliminated

Shakira

• Global impact and massive international following, but “a bit too young” by the panel’s standards.
• “Not as much Pink, because I think Pink’s a little more relevant. I think Shakira internationally is massive.” (34:43, Bobby)
• Eliminated

Luther Vandross

• Praised for unique voice, songwriting, and classic hits.
  • “Luther Vandross was kind of a one of one.” (35:03, Bobby)
• Emotional resonance for Bobby with “Dance With My Father.”
• Left in

Wu-Tang Clan

• Hailed for their innovation in hip-hop and influence as a collective and solo artists.
• “I don’t know how this thing happens without Wu Tang.” (36:05, Bobby)
• Left in

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3. The Final Seven

After eliminations and debate, the crew lands on these as their votes:

1. Black Crowes
2. Mariah Carey
3. Phil Collins
4. Lauryn Hill
5. Oasis
6. Luther Vandross
7. Wu-Tang Clan

• “I think we picked our seven here.” (38:49, Bobby)
• “That was easy, dude!” (38:49, Eddie)

Bobby immediately records the votes:
“I’m vote—I got to vote in for the Black Crowes. Boom. Are you submitting right now? Right now. That’s awesome.” (39:01, Bobby/Eddie)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I just don't think he has the body of work.” (07:46, Bobby on Jeff Buckley)
• “[Phil Collins]…nothing personifies the cool 80s.” (10:08, Bobby)
• “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill—that’s awesome. So breakthrough, so amazing…” (13:14, Bobby)
• “First two CDs I ever bought…were ACDC Ball Breaker and Mariah Carey.” (08:49, Bobby)
• “Are we eliminating too much, though? Are we gonna run out of people?” (34:49, Eddie)
• “I feel like [Pink] is so relevant now…It’s a pure respect elimination.” (26:11 & 26:29, Bobby)
• “I just don't think…I think [Wu-Tang Clan]…were so great and new and transcendent as a group, and then they had the ability to all break off into their own projects and then still come back…” (37:05, Bobby)
• “That was easy, dude!” (38:49, Eddie)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Episode Setup & Voting Rules – 02:22–04:32
• Black Crowes Discussion – 04:33–05:19
• Jeff Buckley Debate – 06:14–07:59
• Mariah Carey Reflections – 08:01–09:19
• Phil Collins Analysis – 09:20–10:35
• Melissa Etheridge – 11:04–12:02
• Lauryn Hill & Impact – 12:09–13:24
• Oasis & Gen X/Y Nostalgia – 24:13–24:59
• Pink's "Respectful Elimination" – 25:41–26:36
• Sade (Bathtub Stories) – 30:49–33:41
• Final Voting & Summary – 38:34–39:45

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Tone & Style

Laidback, witty, and conversational with playful ribbing among friends. Nostalgic and opinionated, but also thoughtful about music history and cultural impact.

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For Next Time

• Teaser: Next episode will feature Chris Robinson, lead singer of the Black Crowes, one of Bobby's selected nominees.

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Bottom Line

If you’re looking for a fun yet thoughtful breakdown of 2026’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees—with side stories, inside jokes, and a battle for legendary status—this is the episode to catch. Bobby, Eddie, and Brandon showcase not just their fandom, but their personal connections to the music that shaped different eras, making their Hall of Fame picks both relatable and passionate.

Transcript

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[Bobby]

Hey, welcome to episode 589. And so we're gonna vote for the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. If you've been listening to the Bobbycats for years. You know that for some reason, they think I should have a vote. And who makes the Rock and Roll hall of Fame? And every year, we stupidly get together as a group, me and all my buddies, and make our picks and then submit it as mine, which I am not sure is legal. So it's me, Eddie, and Brandon Ray. You're gonna hear all about it. And so here we are going through all of the people that are nominated for this year's Rock and Roll hall of Fame and then us picking who we think it should be. All right, welcome to the Bobby Castle, where we are going to vote for the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. Now, the situation is I am a voting member of the Rock and Roll hall of Fame. People who vote. That's not the actual name of it, but that's what I feel like it is. And instead of me just voting, for the past few years, I've brought in my friends to help me pick. And we will nominate. I think it's seven people, so I'd like to introduce people. First of all, he's produced songs for the Beatles. He was also part of Journey. Hello, nobody. He's a music producer, singer, songwriter, artist. Brandon Ray, also the other half of my comedy band, the Raging Idiots. And he can play a bar chord, which I think is so cool. An F. Yes.

[Eddie]

I'm really good at that.

[Bobby]

With that. That's Eddie and I'm Bobby. And so here's what it says. As you make your ballot selections, please consider the following. Excellence. Has the artist demonstrated exceptional artistic quality, vision and execution? Innovation. Has the artist advanced the art through. Are you in note cards?

[Eddie]

I don't know. Excellence.

[Bobby]

You don't take notes at anything in your life.

[Eddie]

Now, this is important, though.

[Brandon Ray]

Let me write this down.

[Eddie]

This is the hall of Fame.

[Bobby]

Influence and impact. So how this will work is. Eddie and I will debate it out. If we do not come to a conclusion, Brandon, you will be the final vote. Okay, now we're supposed to nominate, I believe, seven.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

What I'm gonna do first is go through all the selections, and you guys can just give me a line about what you think about the people. Perfect. Black crows is one of the people up for nominee. Eddie Black Crows. What comes to mind?

[Eddie]

You want a line? A classic. I mean, this is a classic Roc Legends. So, yes, we're not going yes or no. I'm saying classic rock legends with massive hits.

[Brandon Ray]

Brandon, I'm gonna. I'm gonna echo what Eddie just said. Yes.

[Bobby]

I'm not. I don't Think they're classic rock legends. I think they were contemporary with a classic rock sound.

[Eddie]

Oh, dang.

[Brianna Stewart]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Hey. Wow.

[Eddie]

One up.

[Bobby]

That's why I'm part of the voting. No, I just think when they existed, it was new, but it was cool because it also had very old elements to it. But they still made it new and they did have some. Some jam. So.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I guess we were around when they were doing it, so around.

[Bobby]

We were buying their music.

[Eddie]

Now, we were young, though. I mean, I remember some of the albums. I was probably in middle school.

[Bobby]

When she Talks to Angels came out, that's probably what, 12, right.

[Brandon Ray]

Huge influences on all of us.

[Bobby]

We've said, now she Talks to Angels. That song came out. She Talks to Angels.

[Eddie]

I'm gonna guess 93.

[Bobby]

Oh, well, still, I remember 90. 90.

[Miles Turner]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

See, man, we're young.

[Bobby]

Also, they had a song that was a cover that I didn't know was a cover until I got older.

[Eddie]

Too hard to handle now.

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Which is a jam, obviously. Okay, so they're up. Black Crows. And if we want. If anybody goes eliminated, let me know. You can't. We won't say yes yet, but if you think there's no way they should

[Eddie]

be in, we can say that now.

[Bobby]

You can say that now because there's 2, 4, 6.

[Brandon Ray]

Eddie, can you hand me a note card?

[Bobby]

10, 12, 13. There's like 17.

[Amber Grimes]

Thanks.

[Eddie]

Jeff Buckley, definitely not eliminated.

[Bobby]

Now. Jeff Buckley, to me, has one song and it's great. And it's a. It's even a cover song.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

And he had a good album. And by the way, heck of a documentary.

[Eddie]

Great documentary.

[Bobby]

I hope people can watch that too. I just don't. I don't think just because you're dead

[Eddie]

it should help you, but you can't do anything else.

[Bobby]

That's right.

[Eddie]

So if you were alive, he would have made more music.

[Bobby]

You don't know that well.

[Eddie]

You don't know if there's a lot

[Bobby]

of one hit wonders. The logic of a one hit wonder is dead then. Because they kept living after they had a great song.

[Eddie]

That's not fair, though. Those one hit wonders. They had the chance. Jeff Buckley didn't have the chance.

[Bobby]

Lou Vega, Mambo number five.

[Brandon Ray]

He had the chance.

[Bobby]

Jam. Okay. Jeff Buckley. So what I'll just say quickly about Jeff Buckley is I do really love his sound and I loved when his sound was. Because it was so the juxtaposition of him and all that other music that

[Eddie]

was happening at the time. Sure.

[Bobby]

Completely different.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Bobby]

And he was very avant. Garde. Acoustic or electric set? Yeah, it was just minimal. Can I go minimal?

[Brandon Ray]

Avant garde is a great way to put his music.

[Bobby]

Thank you very much.

[Eddie]

Very minimal.

[Bobby]

And then. I worked on American Idol for a bunch of years. Everybody did that song.

[Eddie]

Really?

[Bobby]

It made me hate it.

[Eddie]

Well, you know why they did it? Because Jeff Buckley's voice was unbelievable. So to them, they're feeling if I cover a Jeff Buckley song, they're going to see my voice as something unbelievable.

[Bobby]

True. I almost want to say eliminated. I won't.

[Eddie]

Don't do it.

[Bobby]

I just don't think he has the body of work.

[Brandon Ray]

Are we doing the tiebreaker now or what?

[Eddie]

He can for elimination.

[Bobby]

Oh, you can say eliminated if you

[Brandon Ray]

want to eliminate it.

[Bobby]

Okay. Wow. I'll second it. No. Jeff Buckley.

[Eddie]

You guys suck.

[Bobby]

I think his work. I loved it. I just don't think it's enough.

[Eddie]

You need to listen to grace the album.

[Bobby]

You need to listen to two people that are talking and say eliminated, because we've eliminated it. Next up, Mariah Carey. One of the greatest pop stars to ever exist. That's my line.

[Eddie]

Yes, yes. I mean, huge name. Who doesn't know Mariah Care. Who doesn't know Mariah Carey? Like, everyone knows Mariah Carey.

[Bobby]

Oh, then you didn't love Mariah Carey then.

[Eddie]

No, I didn't. But Christmas time, it's got one of the biggest Christmas songs ever.

[Brandon Ray]

When I was 10 years old, I wrote a letter to Mariah carey. This is 100% true. Put a picture of myself holding a presentation like, merry Christmas to you. You're a huge inspiration. Fantasy. The album is incredible. No response still to this day.

[Bobby]

No. Keep waiting. She's getting around. No, no, no, no. I think she hasn't gotten around to it.

[Brandon Ray]

That's true.

[Bobby]

The first two CDs I ever bought. Not tapes, CDs. The first two CDs I ever bought were ACDC, Ball Breaker and Mariah Carey.

[Eddie]

Stop, stop, Brandon.

[Brandon Ray]

No, no, no, no. Those were literally two of my. My favorite CDs too.

[Eddie]

Oh, but those weren't the first two you bought.

[Brandon Ray]

No, no.

[Bobby]

It was like acdc, Ball Breaker and Mariah Carey. Fantasy, dude were the two. Yeah. And then I wrote her a letter and she was like, why is this Brandy guy mailing me letters? And I was like, trust me, later in life. So, okay, Mariah Carey said, I don't think we could possibly eliminate her.

[Eddie]

You can't eliminate her.

[Bobby]

Two eliminations for that. Phil Collins. Oh, man. Phil Collins. And I'm going from non note. So if I'm Wrong about stuff. I'm happy to admit. In a later episode. Phil Collins was the drummer of Genesis.

[Eddie]

Correct.

[Bobby]

They looked for a lead singer, and it was almost like Dick Cheney. When it was like, Dick Cheney's like, I'm gonna find a vice president. I guess it's me, you know? That's how he ended up being the vice president.

[Eddie]

So what was Peter Gabriel?

[Bobby]

He was a singer.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

He was a lead singer. And so Peter Gabriel goes and does his own thing, leaves the band. Phil Collins is just like, I got microphones. It's so crazy to sing and play drums. It is, because when I play drums, I can't sing, and when I sing, I can't play drums, but I can't sing or play drums. So it's really a mix.

[Eddie]

It's like the patting your head and rubbing your stomach, you know? Like, it really is.

[Bobby]

Phil Collins is awesome.

[Eddie]

Yeah, he's awesome.

[Bobby]

And that's almost, to me going, that's. He should just be one of the seven. We can get back around to it. But his sound, to me, nothing personifies the cool 80s. Because I think there's lame 80s.

[Eddie]

There's hair band 80s. Yeah.

[Bobby]

I think there's Michael Jackson 80s, and I think there's cool 80s. Phil Collins, to me, is cool, ladies.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I. I mean, Phil Collins is. I mean, I'm surprised he's not in the hall of fame already. I'll say that. Like, I thought I would have. Thought I would have bet a hundred dollars that he was already in there.

[Bobby]

Tarzan. Do I have to say it? I was gonna say, you'll be in my heart. You'll be in my heart. And then imagine this. So watch this. You'll be in my heart. He's doing it himself. Okay. Still in. We've only limited one so far. Melissa Etheridge. Mm. She has. Awesome. Cause I'm the only one. That's not even the biggest jam to me.

[Eddie]

Come to my window.

[Bobby]

What's lum to my window?

[Eddie]

I thought it was look through my window.

[Bobby]

No, that's what you do on weekends. Come to my window. I'm not gonna eliminate her because I think she was big, like Lilith Fair, which very much more than just songs.

[Brandon Ray]

Huge.

[Bobby]

I'm not gonna eliminate her. It's gonna be tough for her to break top seven for me.

[Eddie]

I think she was a spokesperson for lesbians all around the world.

[Brandon Ray]

Absolutely.

[Eddie]

I don't know if she was, but she was for them.

[Bobby]

She is a tireless advocate for LGBTQ rights, breast cancer awareness. Oh, were you looking for me to Back you up. After that, I was like.

[Eddie]

I kind of. No, you were right.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Yeah. Ye. I think. Yeah. She picked up a guitar Day Jade.

[Eddie]

I'm not gonna.

[Bobby]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna eliminate her.

[Eddie]

Okay, I'll eliminate her, too. I'm glad you did, because I was thinking it.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

But if I was alone. I'm not gonna be alone on that island.

[Bobby]

Yeah. I'm gonna eliminate her. She did have some jams. And I do understand her cultural significance.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

It's gonna be a tough year to get in.

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Lauryn Hill.

[Eddie]

Lauryn Hill, man.

[Bobby]

I love that she shows up at her own concerts four hours late. You know what I mean?

[Eddie]

That was recent.

[Bobby]

I think we should consider that. I think into her body of work is that she never gets to her shows on time.

[Eddie]

I'm surprised by that because you are a person that loves timeliness.

[Bobby]

Yeah. And if I was there, I'd be mad, but it's just hilarious that she starts the show at, like, 12:30.

[Brandon Ray]

Can you award tardiness, though, you know,

[Bobby]

for Rock and Roll hall of Fame? What's more rock and roll than being late than not being on tardies?

[Eddie]

That's a really good point. So this is Lauryn Hill, not Fugees. Lauryn Hill as a solo artist.

[Bobby]

Correct. Lauryn Hill, X Factor. Lauryn Hill, Doo Wop Sister act girl. Yeah. You know, watch out. Lump to my window. And then watch it. Lump to my window is not a thing. Okay, I just did that.

[Eddie]

Just make fun of me because it's looked through my window.

[Bobby]

But I don't think we can consider that as part of the Fugees. Although I'm telling you, that album, the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, that's awesome. So breakthrough. So amazing that even, like, me, I bought that record. I'm gonna leave her in for now.

[Brandon Ray]

The impact. The cultural impact is there.

[Bobby]

That's one of the greatest. I think it's one of the. Whatever. The 250 greatest albums of all time. I think that should be considered.

[Brandon Ray]

Agreed.

[Bobby]

So we won't kick her out.

[Brandon Ray]

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on the Adventures of Curiosity Cove podcast. What if the right fit isn't what everyone expects? In the case of the Right Fit, Ella explores movement, confidence, and belonging and learns that not all strength looks the same tennis is powerful, fast, focused, and kind of fun. Strong swing, Ella. This Women's History Month story introduces kids to women who change sports by trusting themselves and moving differently. A thoughtful episode about identity, courage, and helping kids discover where they truly belong. So it's okay if I'm not quite sure what my thing is yet? It's absolutely okay. When and if you do find a sport you love, you may be the next Gertrude, Tony, or Venus at Curiosity. Listen to adventures of Curiosity Cove every Monday from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Bobby]

And we're back on the Bobbycast. Billy Idol, wedding singer. Yes.

[Eddie]

He was an actor and wedding singer.

[Bobby]

He's just a little before me. This is tough because not only was he before me, you know how we talk about cheesy 80s.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Bobby]

He fits in that for me, he was cheesy 80s, but that doesn't mean he's not awesome. He does have white wedding.

[Eddie]

And Rebel Yale.

[Bobby]

Oh, yeah, Rebel. Yeah.

[Eddie]

And he had the Elvis lip, too. I don't know if I met him. Do you remember last year where.

[Bobby]

Backstage at a festival. He's nice.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

Yeah, he's.

[Eddie]

Well, that's good. I mean, I think that alone should get him in. Yeah. Consider him at least.

[Bobby]

And he had a nice day for money.

[Brianna Stewart]

And then.

[Bobby]

Oh, is it nice to start again, man, he had a bunch of songs.

[Eddie]

That's White Wedding.

[Brandon Ray]

That is White Wedding.

[Podcast Host (Cushow / Nick Dickenpole Show)]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Well, then he had that one twice. Billy Idol. We gonna leave him in?

[Eddie]

I would leave him in.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Eddie]

To me, that's a. Again, classic rock legend.

[Bobby]

Okay. In excess, man.

[Eddie]

I don't know much about in excess other than the guy.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Killed himself. Didn't maybe didn't mean to. He was trying to get off.

[Bobby]

Yeah. It's weird you'd say it like that.

[Eddie]

Is that not what it is?

[Bobby]

Yeah, but I wouldn't have said it, like. Yeah, yeah. That's just a weird way to even say it. Even just feels creepy.

[Eddie]

It does feel weird, actually. Once I said it, I was like, that's kind of weird.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Brandon Ray]

New wave.

[Bobby]

But then like 90s. And to me, I just. I want you to know. What is that song?

[Eddie]

Don't know.

[Bobby]

I'll do it again. I want you to know. Okay.

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Still.

[Eddie]

Do you know that one, Brandon? No, I don't.

[Bobby]

Because it's like, don't make me look up NXS song.

[Eddie]

Everything is the Tarzan song.

[Bobby]

He goes. Cause it's down right now. Did you Go. Oh, I want you to do that.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah, okay. I know that one. I know.

[Bobby]

Oh, I need you tonight. That's what it is. Is that same song?

[Eddie]

I don't know. But I do know that.

[Bobby]

Oh, no. Okay, there's the mo.

[Eddie]

So that's an excess.

[Bobby]

Okay, I'm gonna eliminate them. Let's eliminate them. I enjoyed the bit we just did,

[Eddie]

but I bet that. I bet they're huge and I bet they probably deserve to be in there, but I just don't. Yeah.

[Brandon Ray]

Didn't they have the.

[Miles Turner]

What?

[Brandon Ray]

The Rockstar Supernov looking for a lead singer.

[Bobby]

For a new lead singer. That's right. Brandon. Fun fact. Brandon won that.

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then he just quit.

[Bobby]

Dark times. Yeah. All he knew was. And they were like, nah, man, you gotta learn more. Oh, oh. We know. A new sensation. I know that one sense right now. What else did. Four top 10 singles in the US that's not enough for Rock and Roll hall of Fame.

[Eddie]

As far as our voting influence and impact. What do you think?

[Bobby]

I don't think so. So eliminate Iron Maiden. That's not for me.

[Eddie]

It's not. Definitely not for me either. But I remember people would call me Eddie the Iron Maiden because I think the Iron Maiden mascot, his name was Eddie.

[Bobby]

I didn't know that.

[Brandon Ray]

I think you're right.

[Eddie]

Which I think was the guy, you know, the skeleton and all the artwork. But no, dude, I couldn't. I couldn't name you one Iron Maiden song.

[Bobby]

The only thing about Iron Maiden that I know. And Brandon's much more. Brandon sang background vocals on the new. Not Iron Maiden album, but the new Megadeth album.

[Brandon Ray]

Megadeth, who's opening their tour this year.

[Bobby]

Opening the Iron Maiden.

[Eddie]

Iron Maiden.

[Bobby]

Oh, then you better say yes. Cause you'll get beat up.

[Brandon Ray]

Totally awesome.

[Bobby]

They kind of set the standard for what like metal should look like and like be like the whole thing. Yeah, it's not for me. Brandon, lend us something here.

[Brandon Ray]

Big song, Run for the Hills. If you. If you hear it, you'll be like, yeah, I know that song.

[Bobby]

Okay, give us a little bit as a go. Watching now.

[Eddie]

Does it have harmonizing guitars? Like is that kind of their thing?

[Brandon Ray]

Ton of that stuff? Their cultural impact globally. There is a. There's a documentary called. It's called Flight 666. Totally appropriate. Their lead singer is a pilot and he flies their 747 jet all over the world for their two way stuff. Right.

[Eddie]

If you were the pilot of outraging idiots plane, that'd be so Weird.

[Brandon Ray]

For real. But everywhere they go. I'm telling you. Soccer stadiums, bro. They fill up soccer stadiums all over the country.

[Bobby]

Except America. Or they do America, too.

[Brandon Ray]

They do America. I think it's more arena type stuff, but I think.

[Eddie]

But you know, like, so they are an American.

[Bobby]

They're another American. I think they're British, right?

[Brandon Ray]

British.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah. You know, Edward McCain drives his own tour bus.

[Brandon Ray]

That's cool.

[Eddie]

Does he really?

[Brandon Ray]

Well, I'll be. Get up.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah. Joy Division.

[Eddie]

New Order.

[Bobby]

Not my vibe, man. Electronic is. I can't act like that. I'm such a fan to vote for them because there are other good ones. I'm going to be ignorant on Joy Division. I listened to some before I came in. It's not my thing. I can't vote for them.

[Eddie]

Same.

[Bobby]

I eliminate them.

[Eddie]

I would eliminate them, too. I mean, brother were here, he would probably be able to speak on their music and how awesome they are. But, man, I don't. I don't know anything about them.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Brandon Ray]

I just know the shirt.

[Eddie]

What shirt?

[Bobby]

The one everybody wears now.

[Brandon Ray]

Joy Division shirt. And is it rock and roll?

[Eddie]

Well, it doesn't matter.

[Brandon Ray]

I know Lauren Hill Rock and Roll

[Bobby]

hall of Fame is just contemporary music.

[Eddie]

Is Mariah Carey rock and roll.

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

Dude, she did make a. Wasn't she the one that made the hit the Secret Rock album? It never came out.

[Eddie]

Oh, well then. Well, I mean, it never came out.

[Bobby]

Yeah, yeah. That's a whole other debate about rock and roll. Because they do fight about it, but I think if it's contemporary music, that counts as rock and roll.

[Miles Turner]

That's a good point.

[Brandon Ray]

No, I like it.

[Bobby]

You don't like it, but that's okay. I understand why you would say that.

[Eddie]

So are we eliminating Joy Division?

[Bobby]

I am.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I would eliminate.

[Bobby]

Okay, New Edition.

[Eddie]

Dude, I don't know who they are. Who's New Edition?

[Brandon Ray]

You don't know New Edition?

[Eddie]

You don't know New Edition? No. Sing me a song of theirs.

[Bobby]

Which one would you like?

[Brandon Ray]

Bobby Brown.

[Eddie]

Pick one. Oh, it's Bobby Brown.

[Bobby]

Yeah, man. Oh, like, like. Want to cool It Now.

[Brandon Ray]

Cool.

[Bobby]

It's hard for me to say Cool It Now. Cool.

[Eddie]

You know?

[Bobby]

Cool It Now. Cool. Yeah. Cool it now is the jam. Telephone man was a jam, but Bobby

[Eddie]

Brown was a big artist alone.

[Bobby]

Okay, see, Johnny Gill was in. So you don't. Okay, so because of your lack of knowledge of it, you can eliminate it. I will leave them in for now.

[Eddie]

I would say eliminate based on that. I just don't want to act like, oh, yeah, they definitely need to be in when I know nothing about it.

[Bobby]

I love new addition growing up. But you can eliminate. I'm not choosing to. But if you do, we're gone.

[Brandon Ray]

Are we at that stage yet?

[Bobby]

You can eliminate. We're just eliminating only. Are you eliminating?

[Brandon Ray]

I'm gonna. I'm gonna. Eliminating.

[Eddie]

Okay, good.

[Bobby]

Haters. Okay. All right. Oasis. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Just put them in Oasis. Wasn't Oasis in the last year, too?

[Bobby]

Yeah, they make it. What? It doesn't really matter. They're just. They just put them in the hall of fame.

[Brandon Ray]

I just don't want them mad at me.

[Bobby]

Build a wing, you know?

[Brandon Ray]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I don't know what else we need to say about Oasis, except they hit us right in our right time of our age of our lives.

[Eddie]

Yes, sure.

[Bobby]

Like, what's story, Morning Glory?

[Eddie]

When Wonderwall came out, it's like, what is that sound?

[Brandon Ray]

Right.

[Eddie]

I love it all.

[Bobby]

My wife, who is not an Oasis fan because she grew up Beyond. She's basically 12 years younger than I am. She did not get to experience Oasis when they were reuniting, it was all up in her TikTok feed. And she was like, I think I'm into this. And so it was so much in her algorithm, she said, hey, they're getting back together in Manchester. Do you want to go to Manchester? Like, it convinced her that quick. That's cool. Oasis stays in, right?

[Eddie]

Absolutely. Do not eliminate.

[Bobby]

Okay, we have five more Pink.

[Eddie]

I'm coming up.

[Bobby]

That's when you go to. Interesting.

[Eddie]

Yes. That's my first Pink song.

[Bobby]

So I was in radio whenever Pink started in, like, 98 or so. There you go. Talking about. And she was signed to, like, LaFace, which was. She was like a hip hop artist at first, kinda. And that was kind of a presentation. And she's changed over the years because she's so, like, just so talented. Pink's awesome, man. I just don't even. You know what's weird about Pink is I don't feel she's old.

[Brandon Ray]

That's me, too. It's like, wow, like, already, like, I feel like.

[Eddie]

Do you guys think it's too early? Cause it could be too early for some artists.

[Bobby]

I say, well, so 25 years after the debut album, I think that's it. So it's that for her, she started young, but she just is still so young to me now. Like, when I see her, because she was filling in for Kelly Clarkson's show, so relevant. Like, it's not even. Yeah, it's not even about that. She doesn't Deserve to be in.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Bobby]

I feel like she's so relevant now.

[Eddie]

And we saw her perform a few years ago at a festival where she. Remember, she was hanging acrobatic stuff.

[Brandon Ray]

I mean, she's so current. It's hard to see her as, like, a legend act. You know what I'm saying?

[Bobby]

I think that eliminates her because I think she deserves to get in, but I think she's still so relevant. She has so much more time to get in that half these other actors are gonna die in the next week. Yeah.

[Eddie]

So they need to get in. We need to expedite their.

[Bobby]

So I'm only eliminating Pink because she's so relevant now.

[Eddie]

Okay. Okay. I like that.

[Bobby]

It's a pure respect elimination.

[Brandon Ray]

It's a complimentary elimination.

[Eddie]

Do you want to jump in on that?

[Brandon Ray]

I'm in.

[Eddie]

Okay. Eliminate.

[Bobby]

Hang tight. The Bobby cast will be right back.

[Amber Grimes]

It's the new me and it's the old them.

Everybody's on their journey, and your journey

[Bobby]

is different to theirs.

[Amber Grimes]

This Women's History Month, the podcast if youf Knew Better with Amber Grimes spotlights women who turn missteps into momentum and lessons into power.

I think coming out of where I came from, I'm from the Bronx. I think I grew up really poor. I didn't know that then because I very much use my creativity to romanticize life, and I'm like, my mom did a really good job of, like, you step back and you're like, whoa. We. I don't know how we made it. So a lot of my life was, like, built out of, like, survival to get to the next place. Like, my drive, my, like, tunnel vision of, like, I gotta be better, I gotta achieve. This was off. The strengths of, like, I want to make a better life for a.

If youf Knew Better brings real talk from women who've lived it, unpacking, career pivots, relationship lessons, and the mindset shifts that changed everything. Listen to if youf Knew Better with Amber grimes on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Miles Turner]

What's up? I'm Miles Turner.

[Brianna Stewart]

And I'm Brianna Stewart.

[Miles Turner]

And our podcast, Game Recognized Game, has never been done before.

[Brianna Stewart]

Two active players giving you a real look at our lives and what we actually think on and off the court.

[Miles Turner]

Nothing's off limits. We talk trade requests.

[Brianna Stewart]

What's the vibe of that when it's like your star player is like, well, I want to leave, and then actually, now I'm gonna stay. We talk tanking. I mean, honestly, like, I might get in trouble for this answer, but I think it's like definitely happening in the wnba.

[Miles Turner]

And yeah, we talk about our mistakes too. They pulled me to the side and was like, hey man, we got a call last night, man, you can't be rolling around the city like this tonight before games. No, you know, doing this, doing whatever.

[Brianna Stewart]

And of course, family stories. They'll be like, mommy, why did you miss that? Mommy, do you play basketball? Check out game recognized game with Stewie and miles on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Podcast Host (Guaranteed Human / Adventures of Curiosity Cove)]

Usually on this podcast, We'll Kill youl, we talk about the diseases, infections and biological threats that can make us really sick.

[Bobby]

But right now we're doing something a little different.

[Podcast Host (Guaranteed Human / Adventures of Curiosity Cove)]

We're stepping back and looking at what the human body needs to keep going.

[Amber Grimes]

When you consider what we know about

[Bobby]

sleep in humans, there's one rule that

[Amber Grimes]

comes out we are predictably unpredictable sleepers.

[Podcast Host (Guaranteed Human / Adventures of Curiosity Cove)]

We're talking about why sleep works the way it does, why our bodies don't follow neat rules, and why modern life makes rest so hard to come by.

[Bobby]

The second half of our series takes us to the digestive system with a multi part series on what happens after we eat. Okay, I just have to say that all of my favorite words, apparently are digestive words.

[Podcast Host (Guaranteed Human / Adventures of Curiosity Cove)]

Sphincter, peristalsis, duodenum. It's fascinating, it's funny, and it matters so much more than you think.

[Bobby]

Episodes of our new series run from January 20 through February 17, with new episodes every Tuesday on the Exactly Right Network.

[Podcast Host (Guaranteed Human / Adventures of Curiosity Cove)]

Listen to this podcast will kill you as part of the Exactly Right Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts on the Adventures of Curiosity Cove podcast. What if the Right Fit isn't what everyone expects? In the case of the Right Fit, Ella explores movement, confidence, and belonging and learns that not all strength looks the same. Tennis is powerful, fast, focused, and kind of fun. Strong swing, Ella this Women's History Month story introduces kids to women who change sports by trusting themselves and moving differently. A thoughtful episode about identity, courage, and helping kids discover where they truly belong. So it's okay if I'm not quite sure what my thing is yet. It's absolutely okay when and if you do find a sport you love, you may be the next Gertrude, Tony, or Venus at Curiosity Cove. Listen to Adventures of Curiosity Cove every Monday from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Bobby]

Welcome back to the Bobby Cast Shot A shade. Man. If I tell you I listen to Shade in the Bathtub. If I tell you I've done it once, I've done it 100 times. Wow.

[Eddie]

When's the last time you did it?

[Bobby]

It's been a while. Because I'm married now.

[Brandon Ray]

It's been a while.

[Bobby]

So she has a couple songs you would know anyway.

[Eddie]

I know, Like Smooth Operator, I'm a smooth operator.

[Bobby]

And then never. I just wish I could sing or play drums.

[Eddie]

And that is S, A, D, E. Right?

[Brandon Ray]

Sade with a thingy.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh, I remember her. She was really pretty.

[Bobby]

That sounded creepy. It sounded like when you said get off or whatever.

[Eddie]

I mean, I remember that. She was pretty.

[Bobby]

Dude, she was really pretty, man. Let me find this song from. I used to think it was Sade,

[Eddie]

because that's how it's spelled, but it is in your own.

[Bobby]

None of my friends ever listened to her, so I never had heard it. So I only just said what I saw. I'm gonna pull up here. So the song that I love so much, and I can't play it because it's gonna be. We'll get in trouble.

[Eddie]

It's not Smooth Operator?

[Bobby]

No. Smooth Operator was a big hit, but, man, the one I listen to in the bathtub all the time.

[Eddie]

The Bathtub?

[Bobby]

Not that one.

[Eddie]

Hold on. Ooh, that saxophone, man.

[Bobby]

Jezebel, Sweetest Taboo. Maybe it's not on our greatest hits. I'm such a.

[Eddie]

It was a B side that you would listen to in the back.

[Bobby]

Oh, no. I'm telling you, dude, if you heard it. Let me see what her biggest songs are. If you heard this song, you'd probably want to take a bath.

[Eddie]

Well, let's hear it.

[Bobby]

That's how good it is. Mike, what's her biggest streaming song? It is Smooth Operator.

[Eddie]

So would you purposely look for this song while you were in the bath, or did it just come out on a playlist?

[Bobby]

It's the greatest song ever. That's not it. I gotta find it and then come back. I can't put her in, though. I can't base it on bath time, love alone. I can't.

[Eddie]

I mean, you can.

[Bobby]

You can do whatever you want.

[Brandon Ray]

Time hall of Fame. She'd be number one.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I definitely have to find what song that is. You think I've been inside you, baby, you know me better than that. That's how it kind of goes. I'm kind of getting it now in my head. That's it. By your side.

[Eddie]

Find it, find it.

[Bobby]

Oh, I can't really play it on this because Netflix will fire us.

[Brandon Ray]

I just like hearing you sing it.

[Eddie]

I know, but I do too. Don't get me wrong. But I can never know what song it is when you're singing it. Yeah, that's the hard part.

[Bobby]

I know.

[Brandon Ray]

Still makes me want to take.

[Bobby]

Let's say we play like. Nah, I'll just play it for you in a little bit. But it goes. I think I'll be. You know me better than that. Okay.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Bobby]

I love that song. Can't put her in. I'll have to eliminate her. Just because it, to me, wasn't enough of a fan. We got three more before we pick Shakira. Oh, Eddie's listening to his phone.

[Eddie]

Oh, quiet.

[Bobby]

See if you recognize that.

[Eddie]

Okay. Eddie's got it up to his little acoustic guitar.

[Bobby]

Yeah, I wonder if it's the same.

[Eddie]

It's called by your side.

[Bobby]

That's it. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah, you can hear a little bit.

[Bobby]

Can you hear it go.

[Eddie]

All I'm doing now is picturing you in the bath. Eyes closed.

[Bobby]

Bubbles, too. Bubbles.

[Eddie]

Are you playing with any? Like, what's wrong? No, listen. Like a rubber ducky. You have toys in there.

[Bobby]

What's wrong with you?

[Eddie]

I've heard this song.

[Bobby]

Isn't it awesome? You know me better than that. I'm gonna eliminate, though.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I'm with you. Eliminate.

[Bobby]

Shakira.

[Eddie]

Shakira. Shakira.

[Bobby]

A little bit of pink complex here. Not as much pink, because I think pink's a little more relevant. I think Shakira internationally is massive. Shakira, like, what comes to mind? Are you Wycliffe doing hips don't lie?

[Eddie]

Hips don't lie for sure. And then there is one that came out in a cartoon, I think, like Zootopia. Say everything.

[Bobby]

How about whenever let's be together.

[Eddie]

Jam.

[Bobby]

A little bit of the pink complex here. I think she's still a little too young for me to give her a spot right now. Yeah, it's a bit age discrimination. I know.

[Eddie]

Are we eliminating too much, though? Are we gonna run out of people?

[Bobby]

I don't think so. When they have two, talk about, okay, Luther Vandross. The NCAA tournament is not as sweet as it can't can be without one shiny moment. One shiny moment.

[Eddie]

That's right.

[Bobby]

Luther Vandross was kind of a one of one. Meaning he did the whole came up Apollo Theater where they would just boo you if you sucked.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Is that the cane when they get the cane out?

[Bobby]

No, that's the frog on Looney Tunes.

[Brandon Ray]

Hello.

[Bobby]

My confused. He was like a background singer, songwriter. Like a ranger through the 70s. Was like. I don't want to say crooner, because I don't know if that's enough. If that's respectful enough. I love. Like your endless love.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Yeah. I remember that one dance with my father.

[Bobby]

Remember dancing my father. That's all. Makes me want to cry because I didn't have a father and I can't. And I couldn't dance with him.

[Eddie]

You couldn't dance with him because you didn't have one.

[Bobby]

Yeah, but that was a great song.

[Eddie]

That hit hard for you.

[Bobby]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

What about the. The Kendrick song? Like this World is Mine.

[Bobby]

That's Luther.

[Eddie]

Okay, so that's Luther Vandross, Right?

[Bobby]

That song's Luther. See, that's.

[Eddie]

That's cool.

[Bobby]

I'm leaving Luther Vandross in.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I like it so too.

[Bobby]

And. And then Wu Tang. I don't know how this thing happens without Wu Tang. I'll be honest with you. Are you not a Wu Tang guy?

[Eddie]

Yeah. I mean, I don't know a lot of Wu Tang, man. This is a bad year for me, dude. There's a lot of. I'm finding myself saying I don't know a lot of these.

[Bobby]

I'm going to say something controversial. I think that odb, even by himself, is one of the best hip hop artists that ever existed.

[Eddie]

And ODB was in KLU Klan.

[Brandon Ray]

Did you just have a stroke?

[Bobby]

Wu Tang. Wu Tang.

[Eddie]

Why did that even creep in, Dude? What is wrong with me today?

[Bobby]

Wu Tang.

[Eddie]

ODV wasn't Wu Tang.

[Brianna Stewart]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Met the man, Ghostface Killa.

[Eddie]

I know all those guys. Yeah.

[Bobby]

Raekwon, you're crazy, man. I'm sure there are others that I'm not pulling. Those are the ones that came to my mind the most.

[Eddie]

I know all those guys.

[Bobby]

I.

[Eddie]

So what were you saying? None of this could be.

[Bobby]

I just don't think. I think that was like a collective. That was. They made freaking. And again, you gotta understand, this is a white guy from Arkansas saying this, right? Because people are gonna be like, you don't have a hip hop. You're right. You're right. They were so great and new and transcendent as a group, and then they had the ability to all break off into their own projects and then still come back and like. And like Wu Tang forever. Mm. But also grew up in a school that wasn't Hawaiian. So, like, I have a lot of resentment. I don't know. I was a Wu Tang kid for a big A big part of my kidness. So you love them, and I love odb. Oh, baby. You. No.

[Eddie]

Nope. Who is that?

[Bobby]

That is so you'd never met a girl that you try to date, and you never ever died that you got to date, and there's never that ever died that you try to date. Yeah, you. You got what I need.

[Eddie]

That's not odb.

[Bobby]

Marquis. Yeah, Biz Markey, he was also on the kids show. Remember kids show? He played the music in the Nickelodeon show.

[Eddie]

You can't say that on television.

[Bobby]

No, no, no. Oh, you don't know anything about Biz Markey, do you?

[Eddie]

No, I don't.

[Bobby]

Yo Gabba Gabba, he was a music

[Eddie]

guy,

[Bobby]

And go Bismarck. He's not up for it. Okay, okay, so here's who we have that we haven't eliminated. We got to pick seven. All right, we got the Black Crows.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Bobby]

Mariah, Phil Collins. That's three. Lauryn Hill, Oasis, Luther Vandross, and Wu Tang. That's seven. I think we picked our seven here.

[Eddie]

Well, that was easy. That's easy, dude. That's what I'm saying. We were eliminating a lot while we were just talking that. I'm like, are we gonna have enough?

[Bobby]

I think we did it.

[Eddie]

Okay, can you name those again? Black cracks.

[Bobby]

I'm vote. I got to vote in for the Black Crows. Boom.

[Eddie]

Are you submitting right now?

[Bobby]

Right now. That's awesome. And by the way, if anyone is watching this from the committee turn channel, because we've done this before, and I keep waiting to not be invited back as a member.

[Eddie]

But you do.

[Bobby]

You still did, and I still get the invites. Like, please vote Mariah Carey. That's two. I'm going to make sure you're here. Phil Collins. That's three.

[Eddie]

That's good.

[Bobby]

Lauryn Hill. That's four. Oasis is five. Luther Vandross is six, and Wu Tang is seven.

[Eddie]

That's awesome, dude.

[Brandon Ray]

There you go.

[Bobby]

We did it. Okay, so I did all seven Wu Tang. Do you want to see? Like, here's my votes, just to show you guys the yellow ones here.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Bobby]

All of them. I'm gonna do submit my votes. All right.

[Eddie]

I'm a little hurt that Jeff Buckley's not in there, but it's okay.

[Brandon Ray]

There's always next year.

[Eddie]

You already submitted. It's too late.

[Bobby]

I don't. Well, they want to know. Hold on. Age range?

[Eddie]

Okay, your age range.

[Bobby]

Well, then this is ethnicity and race, and I think combined, we're kind of a. It's in a pickle.

[Eddie]

But we're just gonna go hybrid.

[Bobby]

We're just gonna. No, we're not a hybrid.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we're hybrids.

[Bobby]

Okay, Caucasian. All right, we're in, boys. Okay,

[Eddie]

Caucasian. Got it. Check.

[Bobby]

Yeah. Two versus one.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it's fine, dude.

[Bobby]

Yeah, that's fine. Thank you. So I feel good. Everybody feel good about that?

[Eddie]

Yeah, kind of.

[Bobby]

Okay. Okay. Thanks for listening to that episode. What you're gonna hear in the next episode. They may already even be up by the time you hear this, but tomorrow, if you're listening to this, brand new is with Chris Robinson, lead singer of the Black Crows. So he's one of the artists that we just picked that should go in the rock and roll hall of fame. So listen to that. Thank you for listening, and until next time, Bye, everybody. This has been a BobbyKast production

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