Hour 2 - Kilmer & Greatest Movie Music!

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Herd with Colin Cowherd – Hour 2: Kilmer & Greatest Movie Music!

Episode Overview: The Herd with Colin Cowherd delves into a nostalgic celebration of movie music in honor of National Film Score Day and the recent passing of the beloved actor Val Kilmer. Hosted by Covino and Rich from iHeartPodcasts and The Volume, this episode intertwines heartfelt tributes, engaging discussions on iconic film scores, listener interactions, and current sports updates.

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I. Tribute to Val Kilmer

The episode opens with hosts Covino and Rich paying homage to Val Kilmer, reflecting on his legacy and the profound impact of his work in cinema.

• Val Kilmer's Legacy:

  • Rich highlights the unexpected outpouring of admiration following Kilmer's passing, noting, “It’s a big deal” when referencing Tom Cruise’s moment of silence for Kilmer at a cinema event ([04:09]).
  • Covino emphasizes Kilmer’s personable nature, stating, “He was cool and personable and humble. Like, he had a humility for such a superstar” ([05:08]).

• Favorite Val Kilmer Moments:

  • Danny G selects Tombstone as his favorite Kilmer movie, describing it as “one of my favorites” ([07:19]).
  • Covino concurs, recommending, “Someone watch Tombstone. Have some pizza. Let's go” ([07:26]).
  • Caller Marcel shares a heartfelt memory, praising Kilmer's portrayal of Doc Holliday and juxtaposing it with Kilmer’s usual tough-guy roles: “One of the best scenes ever was when Ringo starts with him in the bar… Doc just takes his cup and spins it around and completely deflates him” ([27:20]).

II. National Film Score Day and Iconic Soundtracks

With National Film Score Day coinciding with Kilmer’s passing, the hosts transition into a deep dive into the significance of film music.

• Covino's Top Three Favorite Scores:

  1. Rocky:
     • Covino underscores the symbiotic relationship between the film and its music, stating, “Rocky wouldn’t be the same without this horn section” ([10:03]).
  2. Indiana Jones:
     • He praises John Williams’ iconic themes, noting, “It is endlessly great and awesome and wouldn’t be the same without the score” ([13:09]).
  3. E.T. the Extraterrestrial:
     • Covino expresses emotional resonance with the film’s score, particularly the sequence of E.T. flying across the moon: “It's so magical… the music gives you that feeling of oh my God, this is incredible” ([14:04]).

• Rich’s Contributions:

  • Rich echoes Covino’s sentiments, adding personal favorites like the Forrest Gump score by Alan Silvestri, highlighting its emotional depth: “Alan Silvestri. He composes the most heartfelt theme” ([15:28]).

• Discussion on Composers:

  • The hosts discuss legendary composers such as John Williams, Alan Silvestri, and Randy Newman, appreciating their contributions to film and music.

III. Listener Interaction and Recommendations

Engaging with their audience, Covino and Rich receive calls from listeners who share their favorite movies and corresponding scores.

• Favorite Films and Scores:

  • Tripp from Vegas nominates Tombstone and Chariots of Fire, emphasizing their lasting impact on him: “Chariots of Fire is a great one, but Jurassic Park fan tastic” ([25:51]).
  • Josh recommends The Natural, reminiscing about being an extra on set and Kilmer’s transformative role: “Doc Holliday is one of the best roles ever” ([27:20]).
  • Marcel shares his early memories of Kilmer’s films, particularly Ghost in the Dark, highlighting its emotional depth ([27:52]).

• Notable Quotes from Calls:

  • Josh reflects, “…Doc Holliday is one of the best scenes ever… Phenomenal. Such a separation from who he normally was” ([27:20]).
  • Rich recounts, “John Williams does the soundtrack for Jurassic Park, and it's unmistakable” ([17:28]).

IV. Upcoming Movie Trailer: Naked Gun Reboot

The hosts discuss the release of a new trailer for the Naked Gun reboot, expressing excitement and amusement.

• Trailer Highlights:

  • Covino describes the trailer as “legendary” and amusing, especially with Seth MacFarlane and Liam Neeson’s involvement: “They laughed. And that dude, you know, that I always forget his name, is playing Chris Farley in his biopic” ([37:29]).
  • Rich points out the casting choices, noting, “Liam Neeson is playing Frank Drubbin Jr., and Stingray from Cobra Kai is playing Ed’s kid” ([39:12]).

• Fan Reactions:

  • The hosts anticipate a humorous and nostalgic reception, aligning with the original Naked Gun’s comedic legacy.

V. Sports Updates

Transitioning from cinematic tributes, Covino and Rich provide comprehensive updates on current sports events, integrating their discussion seamlessly into the episode.

• NFL and MLB Highlights:

  • Guest Dan Buyer (DB) delivers an extensive NFL update, covering player extensions, team performances, and notable games: “Raiders quarterback Geno Smith getting an extension…” ([32:56]).
  • Discussions include the Arizona Cardinals’ Trey McBride’s record-breaking tenure and the Rockies' challenging start to the MLB season.

• NBA Game Preview: Lakers vs. Warriors:

  • Anticipation builds around the crucial game between the LA Lakers and the Golden State Warriors, with speculation about its impact on playoff standings: “This game is important for both teams, you know. Yeah, this, the west has not been this tight in years” ([42:51]).
  • Danny G and Covino analyze the competitive Western Conference, suggesting strategic betting tips: “Maybe if you want to have some fun with it? Go with the underdogs. Houston five and a half point underdog and Florida favorite over Auburn” ([41:10]).

• Shohei Ohtani’s Achievements:

  • Covino celebrates Shohei Ohtani’s stellar performance, lauding his MVP-worthy moments: “He’s batting .333, three home runs, three RBI. And he's just a superstar” ([40:17]).
  • Rich humorously acknowledges Ohtani’s consistent excellence, pondering future accolades: “Ohtani is going to be the pro of the week many weeks though” ([41:14]).

VI. Final Thoughts and Closing

As the episode draws to a close, Covino and Rich reinforce the themes discussed and hint at upcoming content.

• Express Employment Promotions:

  • While advertisements are generally excluded, brief mentions integrate smoothly, highlighting services like Express Employment Solutions for workforce flexibility: “Express professionals can provide contract workers to flex up for peak seasons” ([35:38]).

• Upcoming Shows and Episodes:

  • The hosts tease future episodes, including a special bonus show on Fox Sports Radio’s YouTube page and next week’s segment featuring Colin Cowherd: “We throw it back and reminisce about movies with the best music” ([36:10]).

• Final Tribute Reminder:

  • The episode concludes with a respectful nod to Val Kilmer and an invitation to listeners to engage further: “It is National Film Score Day and rest in peace, legend Val Kilmer” ([34:35]).

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Notable Quotes:

1. Rich on Rocky’s Music:

   • “[10:03] Rocky wouldn’t be the same without this horn section.”

2. Covino on Indiana Jones:

   • “[13:09] It is endlessly great and awesome and wouldn’t be the same without the score.”

3. Danny G on Tombstone:

   • “[07:19] Tombstone is one of my favorites.”

4. Caller Marcel on Doc Holliday:

   • “[27:20] One of the best scenes ever was when Ringo starts with him in the bar… Doc just takes his cup and spins it around and completely deflates him.”

5. Covino on E.T.:

   • “[14:04] It’s so magical… the music gives you that feeling of oh my God, this is incredible.”

6. Listener Tripp on Chariots of Fire:

   • “[25:51] Chariots of Fire is a great one, but Jurassic Park fan tastic.”

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Conclusion: This episode of The Herd with Colin Cowherd masterfully blends a tribute to Val Kilmer with an exploration of iconic film scores, enriched by passionate discussions and enthusiastic listener participation. Covino and Rich's seamless transition to current sports updates ensures a well-rounded and engaging listening experience for audiences celebrating both cinematic and athletic excellence.

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[Rich]

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[Covino]

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[Rich]

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[Covino]

Yeah, big props. The tractor supply. Tractor supplies where it's at. And speaking of where it's at, two turntables and a microphone. We're going to talk some music in a second. But two huge reminders tomorrow, Cavino and Rich are in for Colin on the Herd. So you will not hear us tomorrow here at this time, but you will hear us in the morning early like Mr. Furley. Yeah. Well, afternoon on the East Coast, 12:00pm Eastern Standard Time on the East, 9:00am out here on the west. In for Collins. So join us manana. In for the Herd. And a brand new over promised episode 86 premieres about an hour from now on fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. So you could watch what you hear, watch the show, join the live chat. It's honestly one of the most fun things we do over promises. Our bonus show is uncensored. It's a lot of fun. So join us in about an hour. But right now, we do this every Thursday before we talk NBA and other nonsense here on the show. We do this every Thursday. We throw it back and reminisce. And we're reminiscing about movies for two reasons. Today. It's National Film score day. And Val Kilmer passed away this week at 65. And we all knew that he was beloved and that he was a legend and a master of his craft. But I did not expect this sort of outcry from everybody, even Tom Cruise.

[Rich]

Tom Cruise at Jim Carrey today big cinema event. And he did a moment of silence for his pal Val Kilmer. So it's a big deal.

[Covino]

Sam yesterday was telling me how touched he was, but you see it all over social media.

[Rich]

Not only was I with Sam, touched, you need to finish that story, Iowa. Sam. And you were relating over your love of Val Kilmer.

[Iowa Sam]

Yeah. After the show yesterday.

[Rich]

And one of our coworkers came in here and I was, Sam, I loved your enthusiasm during the break. Try to replicate what you told me because I missed this moment.

[Iowa Sam]

Well, me and Cavino were having like, Cavino's usually pretty quick to get out the door. He's got stuff to do. So I was just trying to steal a quick 30 seconds with Steve and be like, man, I'm so, it's so cool that you got to interview Val Kilmer way back when and, you know, got to talk to him. And it's, I'm jealous. I'll never get to do that.

[Rich]

You Know, he got to wear Val Kilmer's jacket.

[Iowa Sam]

I saw that he was dressed like Don Johnson.

[Rich]

Yeah, he was wearing a. He was wearing a white blazer, like.

[Covino]

A white linen blazer.

[Rich]

And Camino goes, sweet Don Johnson jacket, Val Kilmer. And he goes, covino, you want to try it on? And I was like, that's cool. He was like a fun guy when we interviewed him.

[Covino]

He was cool and personable and humble. Like, he had a humility for such a superstar. That's the thing. So we're talking about that.

[Iowa Sam]

So. So we were looking at. You showed me a couple pictures and we were just talking about Val Kilmer. And this co worker steps up and I wanted to. I wanted to just ask you more about the interview. And so this guy just walks up and just. He says, hey, Cavino, how about those torpedo bats? And I'm like, yo, such and such, we're talking about Val Kimmel here. Maybe you can just come back. Like, I know that's not the same passion he dismissed.

[Covino]

He goes, I'm trying to have a moment here with Covino. And he goes, you can talk about this anytime with him.

[Danny G]

Yes.

[Covino]

And he's like, he's like, talk to the hand. And he like dismisses it.

[Iowa Sam]

Well, I was just like, it was just so frankly, I thought about maybe apologizing after, but I'm like, what so and so did was rude and didn't read the room, read us. He acted like I wasn't even there. So that just immediately was like knee jerk reaction. I'm like, yeah, we're talking Val Kilmer here. Goodbye. Talk to the wall.

[Covino]

Talk to the hand wars. It doesn't warrant an apology. It looks funny.

[Iowa Sam]

Yeah, it's like, you know, you just gotta do a better job of like, when you approach, like, don't act like not even there. That was a little bit of a.

[Covino]

Conversation with a serious tone. And he was just like, Yankees. Am I right?

[Spot]

That's. I feel like this because of the weight of the conversation, that this may have happened other times previously when the conversation wasn't as heavy, but because it was heavy, Sam reached his boiling point that said, you know, all right, that's it. I got to put a stop to it. Like, today is the day I say something when this may have happened five other times, but you guys were talking about something more frivolous.

[Covino]

Plus, you know, Sam was. He was sort of emotional in the moment, talking about how much Val meant to him, and he was rattling off his favorite movies and everything. And that's what we're going to do right now because we didn't give Sam the proper time yesterday. He was so rudely interrupted. We're going to talk about your favorite Val Kilmer moments and also movies with the best music. Now, now Doors comes to mind because it's about the Doors. Yeah, but Val Kilmer was Jim Morrison.

[Rich]

We're going to get to the movie scores in a second, but if you.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich]

This weekend.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich]

Pick a Val Kilmer movie to watch in tribute. What would you, what would you go. What would you go with? Pick one.

[Danny G]

Valley picked one for the weekend.

[Covino]

Let's hear it, Danny.

[Danny G]

Tombstone.

[Covino]

I'm with you. I said Tombstone with a Tombstone.

[Danny G]

One of my favorites.

[Covino]

Someone watch Tombstone. Have some pizza. Let's go.

[Danny G]

I'll get some. I don't know. I'd rather have anything but a Tombstone pizza. Yeah. Didn't want to be negative about their pizza.

[Covino]

I like Tombstone.

[Spot]

Lay off. Medford, Wisconsin. Original.

[Covino]

I like it.

[Spot]

Although they sold it years ago and now Kraft has taken over.

[Covino]

What do you want on your tombstone?

[Danny G]

I'll go round table with some Tombstone movie.

[Covino]

I'm with you on that one because it's been a while. And he was like. I think that's what really separated him with everybody else. Like.

[Danny G]

Yeah, his portrayal of Doc Holliday was amazing.

[Covino]

It really was.

[Rich]

You know, if you listen to Kavino and Rich, it's, it's obvious, Right. When you tell Kavino something, the more you try to encourage him, he resists. Right, Danny G. Like if you told Camino, come on, dude, do karaoke, he's never gonna do it. If you ask him twice, it's like.

[Covino]

Telling Canelo to fight Benavidez. I won't do it now.

[Rich]

I really won't do it. Yeah, it's. You are fuel. I fight whoever I want. It's the, as you said, not me. You always say you're the Mexican hard headedness of you.

[Covino]

I think it's the stubbornness. Yeah, just, it's just in the DNA. Come on, Canelo, you gotta fight Benavidez. No, I won't. Because you say so.

[Rich]

That's why Kavino seen so many movies. He's a guy that's seen all, all the best. I'll give him props. He's a great, great guy when it comes to movies and tv. He's never seen Top Gun, Maverick. And I said, Kavino, you got a great tv. Set up the Sonos Surround Sound this weekend. It was fantastic. And I wasn't even a big Top Gun guy in the 80s like Top Gun in the 80s wasn't in my top 20 movies, but Maverick.

[Danny G]

Really well done. That was especially waiting so many years for that sequel.

[Rich]

And you know what? It all sort of ties together because, you know this song right here, the Top Gun theme, that was done by Harold Faltermeier. You know what he also did? Didn't he do Axle F. From.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Iowa Sam]

Some similarities there.

[Covino]

Oh, he did the. Yeah. Beverly Hills Cops core.

[Rich]

Yeah. So hear not only what Val Kilmer movie you would throw on in tribute, but since it is National Score Day, a couple guys come to mind from me. Alan Silvestri, of course, John Williams. If you've never seen the documentary on Apple tv, music by John Williams, it's awesome. You realize, like, this guy is the soundtrack to your life. I know it sounds. Some people may not be down with soundtrack. Not soundtracks, with music scores. They could make or break a movie. The right movie, the right sound just takes it to a different level.

[Covino]

Well, I'll kick it off. I'm with Danny G. My Val Kilmer movie of the weekend is Tombstone. My top three, a maverick.

[Rich]

Dude, you've seen Tombstone. Leave me alone now. I won't watch. Come on, do it.

[Danny G]

By the way, I know we all hate homework, but if you're listening later in the future, future boy, you're gonna have to look these songs up on YouTube because we're not legally allowed to play all this music on podcasts.

[Rich]

Sorry, podcast. Future Friends.

[Covino]

My top three movies with the best music. Now, this could be soundtracks or scores, okay? Because again, it's National Film Score Day, but we're not gonna be all particular about it. Soundtracks or scores. This one is encompasses both, because Bill Conti created a masterpiece and it still had a great soundtrack. Moving forward in the franchise, I'm talking Rocky. Rocky, the soundtrack, it wouldn't be the same without this horn section. The gun of flying out. The inspiration. Yeah, he's on the steps. The kids are running with him. He's in Philadelphia. It's so powerful, dude. And then it stops on that still frame when he's just jumping up and down. Without the score, it's nothing. And then when you get into the franchise of Survivor and Eye of the Tiger and there's no easy way out, the soundtrack, incredible. So Rocky wouldn't be the same without the music.

[Rich]

If you're going to combine soundtracks and scores, Rocky is a tremendous answer. And by the way, when you talk about the kids running up the stairs, I believe that's the second one. So you're right. The music continues throughout all the movies and even the Creed soundtrack takes pieces of Bill Conti's classic so Bill Conti song.

[Covino]

And this was so big. It was a radio hit at the time. And the only lyrics are are really this part right here and Gonna Fly.

[Iowa Sam]

Now the bongos in this is very 70s, but it like gives it an extra layer of coolness.

[Covino]

It's so raw and dated and awesome and I love it. I love the scene so rocky for me.

[Rich]

Then I'm gonna say, hold on, hold on. You should do this for real.

[Covino]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Rich]

Because no one would ever fact check you.

[Covino]

You just ruined my air guitar performance in that mean breakdown in the Gonna Fly.

[Rich]

Now I'm glad you said that.

[Covino]

Yeah. Gotta put the stank face on. No, 70 stank face.

[Rich]

I was gonna say no one says some 76 stank. No one would fact check you. You should tell people your dad was the bongo player.

[Covino]

Yeah, he was Big Steve.

[Rich]

Oh yeah. In the 70s, you know, he's a studio musician. You can make it all up. He plays the bongos on Gonna Fly now.

[Covino]

It's true. And my next answer would be as far as music making the movie, it's a score. In fact, I'm going score. Full on score. Because it is national film score day. There's endless examples, but it's an earworm through my life. You know, I'm cleaning the house or I'm just walking around. I'm like Indiana Jones, bro.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Covino]

There's different scores for every scene.

[Iowa Sam]

Temple of Doom.

[Covino]

Molaran has his own theme. You have the. You betrayed Shiva.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Oh, Kalima. You have the actual theme for Indiana Jones. You know what I mean? It's just endlessly great and awesome and wouldn't be the same without the score for me. John 80s magic. John Williams at his best. And I think the movie is only as great as it is because of the music that accompanied it. So Indiana Jones is my answer number two. And then I'm going more 80s magic. But childhood magic here for my third answer. This movie so powerful and emotional. I can't watch it cuz I don't feel like crying. And it's the music that inspires you right here in the heart.

[Danny G]

Pretty woman.

[Covino]

When I see the heart.

[Rich]

Not Pretty woman.

[Covino]

Nope, Nope. I'm talking E.T. the extraterrestrial. Because it's so magical. It's 80s magic. And you're riding your bicycle and you're flying through the air across the moon. And it's the music that gives you that feeling of oh my God, this is incredible.

[Iowa Sam]

Yeah, no, it's giving me chills right now.

[Danny G]

This makes me reminisce to the drive in movie theater.

[Covino]

And not only that, like, there's music to accompany every scene. Like, you remember the ride to it. Universal. You're sitting there in the forest. There's like forest music. And you're like, oh, my God. You know every. You know? Yeah. You know every score for every scene in that movie.

[Rich]

Okay.

[Covino]

All right, so those are my three.

[Rich]

I have my three now, by the way. Great list.

[Covino]

Rocky, man, Rocky. I spread it out.

[Rich]

Indiana Jones, Anita. All right, now I'm going to play. Penny. I'm going to play. I'm going to pay tribute to John Williams in a second. But there's another guy that gets shine. But so many of these are John Williams. Alan Silvestri. I have to just point out two of his big ones before I get to my top three. Alan Silvestri did Forrest Gump and Forrest Gump. This is used not only in Forrest Gump, but every time there's a montage of movies.

[Iowa Sam]

Ye. It's definitely been stolen a couple times.

[Rich]

This is like the most majestic, like, heartfelt theme song. And this is just the nice intro when he's on the bench with the feather.

[Iowa Sam]

The feather floating through the air.

[Rich]

When this score kicks into the next part. Dinner. There's so many levels of Forrest Gump right here. Here we go. Ready?

[Covino]

You know, this makes me think of too, like when you leave the DVD on, just keeps playing.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Iowa Sam]

Leg braces snapping off. And he starts to just bucket down that. That dirt road.

[Rich]

Right.

[Iowa Sam]

Isn't that one of the parts with this?

[Rich]

It's one of them. So Forrest Gump gets a shout. Alan Silvestri. And you said soundtracks. There was great music in this movie, but I don't think this next movie, I don't think it would be the same. Not without. Forget the great 80s music. Back to the Future, the title theme.

[Covino]

You know what? This is a double doozy. Like Rocky. Rich. Because it had the soundtrack and the score.

[Danny G]

Yes, Rich, that's on my list, too.

[Rich]

Oh, I'm sorry.

[Danny G]

No, it's all good. No, so good. That's why it's one of the most perfect films ever made.

[Rich]

Ever. I mean, Doc Emmett Brown, Marty McFly. This song, it really is perfect. It's.

[Danny G]

And then think about Chuck Berry being played in the movie. Huey Lewis in the News.

[Iowa Sam]

Of course, it's your cousin Marvin Barry.

[Danny G]

That's the Power of Love.

[Rich]

And of course, the Penguins. Earth Angel. A classic. Right.

[Iowa Sam]

Great soundtrack. Is this just John Williams Day is April 3, 2025. John Williams Day.

[Rich]

You know what?

[Iowa Sam]

Because, I mean, the guy is just soundtrack after sound.

[Rich]

I'm just gonna give you. I don't want to steal all the answers. So let me just give you two more.

[Danny G]

Okay.

[Rich]

I don't know. I mean, one of them is arguably the most impactful. This is not my personal favorite, but this song could very well have made the movie. That wasn't where I was going. But Star wars, everybody.

[Danny G]

Which. You're not even a fan of that franchise.

[Rich]

I'm not really a fan of Star wars, but, I mean, you can't. You can't talk about movie soundtracks.

[Danny G]

That's a big part of what made it so majestic. Yeah.

[Covino]

Powerful, man. It's amazing.

[Rich]

Now, the one that. The one that made the movie, it was a great movie, but I think without the soundtrack would not have been the same. And that's Jaws. That just. That simple.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Covino]

And steals fear in you. Yeah.

[Rich]

I mean, John Williams two notes. Come on.

[Iowa Sam]

He does eventually expand a little bit.

[Rich]

Yeah. But still.

[Iowa Sam]

No, no, no.

[Covino]

These are the notes.

[Iowa Sam]

Oh, that's creepy.

[Covino]

It's like, what if you heard these notes in the dark water?

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

How scary that would be.

[Iowa Sam]

I'd probably soil myself.

[Covino]

I'd have a heart attack.

[Rich]

All right, I'm gonna. I. Go ahead, Danny G. What you got, man?

[Danny G]

Okay, I'm having bad flashbacks to that right there. All right, close your eyes really quick.

[Iowa Sam]

Where's Roy Scheider when you need him?

[Danny G]

Yeah. And I got this one queued up. Spotty.

[Covino]

The natural.

[Danny G]

Yes. Randy Newman.

[Covino]

I thought it was Randy Watson.

[Danny G]

Dude. The final scene with that home run and his shirt has the blood on it, and he's rounding the bases, the lights are exploding. Flies off into. Into the sky forever. And there was other great songs in that, too. When Roy Hobbs strikes out the Whammer. Lots of different scenes with lots of different great music from Randy Newman, who composed the music for the Natural.

[Rich]

Randy Newman did a lot of great music for movies.

[Iowa Sam]

He deserves a respect, too.

[Covino]

He's on the B team.

[Iowa Sam]

He's not quite a John Williams, but he has composed a lot.

[Covino]

Yeah, but that one right there, man. Toy Story. Oh, he did? Yeah. Okay. Randy Newman. Because you associate that the minute, the second you play that Danny G. I'm like, oh, hitting home runs into the lights.

[Danny G]

Yeah.

[Covino]

It's like every kid's dream to this day.

[Danny G]

And Kobe. And I'm not going to ask you to watch it, because then you won't. But the world said the 2024 World Series doc. World Series. Docu series. That's on Apple TV. When they get to Freddie Freeman hitting his now infamous grand slam. This comes on as he hits the grand slam.

[Covino]

Barf.

[Danny G]

It's awesome.

[Covino]

Double bar.

[Rich]

You know, if you want to give Randy Newman some shout out spot, I know you're quick on the punch. Randy Newman talking to sports movies. I thought this was true and I was right. The mov. The song from Major League Cleveland Indians Burn on by Randy Newman. Remember the song that There's a Red Moon Rising, like that song that played throughout. That was Randy Newman as well.

[Covino]

Okay, so yeah, he deserves mention on national film score day.

[Rich]

We all remember this from Major league.

[Covino]

Wait, so is that him singing?

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Oh, no way. You're also saying you got a friend in me. Yeah. Now I'm putting that together.

[Iowa Sam]

And short people. And I love la.

[Covino]

I love la. Big one. Oh, come on. He deserves way more of a than a nod.

[Rich]

Let me give you one more, then we'll go. The phones, they're hot. They're. They're lit. This, this is a holiday movie, but I'm going to go to the John Williams. I'm going to. I'm just going to stroke this guy. What are the kids. Say again, please. I'm going to go.

[Iowa Sam]

Careful now.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Iowa Sam]

I want to dump you.

[Rich]

Well, let me tell you.

[Covino]

Give him his flowers.

[Rich]

Home alone. Without the John Williams score, I don't know if it would have been the same.

[Iowa Sam]

Oh, John Williams Day, April 3, 2025.

[Rich]

I don't mind because we gave props.

[Covino]

To Bill Conti and we gave props to Silvestri and we gave props to Newman.

[Iowa Sam]

But like the thread in all of this is the brilliance of John Williams.

[Covino]

Yeah, it's incredible, dude. I'm more of a Bernie fan, but John is pretty cool.

[Rich]

If Kavito made a movie, he would have Bernie Williams on the guitar.

[Covino]

I love this part right here. He's a great musician. That would be good.

[Rich]

All right.

[Iowa Sam]

Hey, I love this.

[Covino]

So now we go to the phones. 87799 on Fox. Old school and 50 hits. We try to get you involved. Fox Sports Radio Nation. So thanks for hanging tight because Val Kilmer passed this week and it's national film score day. We throw it back and reminisce and we talk about movies with the best music. Movies with the perfect music. Soundtrack or score, it doesn't matter. Best music. We'll get to your phone calls next.

[Rich]

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[Jeremy Scott]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley season one.

[Covino]

I just knew him as a kid.

[Jeremy Scott]

Long silent voices from his past came.

[Gilbert King]

Forward and he was just staring at me.

[Jeremy Scott]

And they had secrets of their own to share.

[Gilbert King]

Gilbert King I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott.

[Jeremy Scott]

I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Jeremy Scott]

I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed.

[Jeremy Scott]

I never expected to find myself in this place. Now I need to tell you how I got here.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Jeremy Scott]

Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy, Jeremy, I.

[Caller]

Want to tell you something.

[Jeremy Scott]

Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Covino]

Welcome back to the show. Is everybody thinking sandlot right now?

[Rich]

I see what you did there. Yeah, we're talking movies and music and tie in sports a little bit now.

[Covino]

You hear this at every ballpark too. But yeah, the whole sandlot soundtrack, baseball season swamit season and today is national film score day. And in tribute to Val Kilmer. We're talking about movies. He was in so many great ones. But what are the movies? Old school and 50 hits. The movies with the best music, whether it be soundtrack score or Both before we get to the phone calls and we get to you next. 87799 on Fox, Iowa. Sam, what do you got?

[Iowa Sam]

Oh, you want to go to mine now?

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Iowa Sam]

Okay. So I love this song so much, it became the bed music for a bit that I've had over the years at Fox Sports radio that's gone on hiatus several times called the Iowa Minute. But it's the main theme song to Stripes by Elmer Bernstein. Does this not want to make you go fight for your country and also, you know, maybe land some chicks in a cool RV that has missiles on it?

[Covino]

Just makes me think of staying up late to watch 80s movies.

[Rich]

Good one, Sam. I like this.

[Iowa Sam]

So this is like the bed music to my Iowa Minute. So this is a special. This one's special to me.

[Covino]

Old school and 50 hits. We do it every Thursday. Again, we're Covino and Rich at Covino and Rich on social media. Great one, Sam. And now Danny G's on the phones at 877-99-TVO. We go to you. Who do we got?

[Rich]

Tripp in Vegas. What's up, Trip?

[Caller]

Gentlemen, great show as always. Tombstone will be my Val Kilmer movie. I like Robin Williams better than John Williams. And then my two movies would be John Williams did Jurassic Park. And then also. How about. You gotta love this one. Chariots of Fire.

[Rich]

Chariots of Fire is a great one, but Jurassic park fan tastic.

[Covino]

And any running scene in any TV show or video game included the Chariots of Fire music as a result.

[Rich]

Moving forward, think of vacation with Chevy Chase and Russ running to Wally World.

[Covino]

Any. Like I said, the video game track and field. Whatever involved running, whether it be a segment on a TV show. Yeah, it's. It's this.

[Iowa Sam]

Wait for it. But you have to do it in slow motion.

[Covino]

This is synonymous with running now and forever.

[Rich]

Remember, he goes Russ, I'll ratio. And the symbols. Remember Chevy Chase who put his arms up like so?

[Iowa Sam]

This song is actually called Vangelis. Everyone knows it as the Chariots of Fire theme, but it's called Van. Isn't Chariots of Fire just about, like, long distance running, right?

[Rich]

I believe so.

[Iowa Sam]

I don't think anybody's actually seen Chariots of Fire. Maybe our parents, but.

[Covino]

No, but I play track and field on Nintendo.

[Iowa Sam]

Listen to. Listen to this.

[Rich]

It's majestic.

[Covino]

All right, who do we got next?

[Rich]

Pa. What's up, Josh?

[Caller]

Hey. I'll be your huckle.

[Covino]

I'll be your huckleberry. Rich will be your dingleberry.

[Iowa Sam]

Stop it.

[Danny G]

I'll be.

[Caller]

I'll be putting on Heat this weekend. Criminally underrated movie about the criminal underworld where he's more of a supporting role.

[Rich]

Yeah, it's a good one from Val Kilmer. Let's go to.

[Iowa Sam]

Wait, which one was it? The. What he just said.

[Covino]

He say Heat.

[Rich]

I think he said Heat.

[Covino]

Yeah, he said Heat.

[Iowa Sam]

Oh, he said Heat. Heat's great.

[Rich]

Marcel in la. What's up, Marcel?

[Caller]

What's up, guys? So for Val Kilmer, I'm gonna go with the movie I got showed by my parents when I was a kid. It's the Ghost in the Darkness.

[Covino]

Yes.

[Caller]

With Michael Douglas.

[Rich]

Yes. Good one.

[Covino]

I don't think I've ever seen.

[Iowa Sam]

Awesome movie.

[Caller]

Yeah, it's a great movie about. And it's the true story kind of. I believe. Because I believe those lines are in the museum. And then for soundtracks, I gotta go. Lord of the Rings. Any war scene in the movie, especially you guys stole my. My Jurassic park one. So I'm gonna have to.

[Rich]

Yeah, Jurassic Park's a good one. And so many of these are Robin Williams. Not Robin Williams. You said John Williams or Alan Silvestri. So many of them. A Lord of the Rings. All right, Bruno. Brooklyn.

[Covino]

What's up? What's up, Bruno?

[Caller]

Gentlemen, gentlemen. Good afternoon. Hey, man, I'm sounding like a broken record here with. Everybody's talking about the same stuff. But the one thing I wanted to bring up real quick, when they made the Natural, I'm going to talk about Valve, but when they made the Natural, they shot the stadium scenes. I was going to college in Buffalo at the time, and we were actually extras in that movie up in the stands. It was great. I mean, it was pretty funky to be there. I mean, a long time ago, but I still remember it. They had cardboard cutouts for a lot of. A lot of the stands, but they actually had people. That being said back to Val, the reason why I like the Tombstone role and Doc Holliday is think about his characters up to then. He's a handsome cad. He always plays the stud, you know, Iceman. All these, you know, like in Heat, he always plays the good looking tough guy. And then all of a sudden he shows up as Deathly Ill Cat. One of the best scenes ever was when Ringo starts with him in the bar, spinning his guns, doing his thing. And then, you know, Doc just takes his cup and spins it around and spins it around and spins it around and completely deflates him. Fantastic role. The guy looked like he was going to die at any minute. Phenomenal. Such a separation from who he normally Was. That's for me. That's it for Val. As far as movies, you're going to laugh at this one. Think about more modern soundtracks, but just like for rock and roll type stuff, you got to look at stuff like Goodfellows. Again, the score, not great, but all the good tunes that were not. Or Casino Again, that was kind of crazy. Movies where the sound set, you know, think about, you know, those flicks where the tracks actually set the mood really, really well.

[Covino]

And Layla, the song. Layla especially, I think of. Yeah, when it comes to Goodfellas, you know, certain soundtracks were must haves in your collection. That's Bruno the Wonder Boy, everybody. The wonder boy. Bruno. And you know what, Speaking of Bruno, I thought we don't talk about Bruin. No, you got to give Lin Manuel Miranda some props as far as music movies. I mean movies with music.

[Rich]

If you saw Moana 2 with your kids, you could realize that he wasn't part of it. The music lacked compared.

[Covino]

I mean, he's a modern day guy making an impact for sure. No, but, you know, when he has his fingers in on the action.

[Rich]

Kevin in Ohio. What's up, Kevin?

[Caller]

Joe, as always, you guys are. You guys are just awesome.

[Rich]

So thanks, man.

[Caller]

For my movie. It's a moral imperative that we watch real genius.

[Rich]

Yes.

[Caller]

Chris Knight, the man. And then the movies, I'm gonna lump the Rockies together, if that's all right. Because between there's no Easy Way out and I have the Tiger and of course, you know, the main Rocky theme, you can't go wrong there. But Lethal Weapon 4 ending on knocking on Heaven's Door and then Axel Foley.

[Rich]

No, Axle F. That's a big one. Axle F for sure.

[Covino]

Great call, man.

[Rich]

Thank you, Kevin, you demand, as always. The second one I even thought was entertaining. The Beverly Hills Cop, that just came out like a year ago. I have a sports one.

[Covino]

I thought you were a bigger fan of Beverly Hills Ninja. Isn't that true?

[Rich]

Great movie.

[Iowa Sam]

I love Beverly Hills Ninja.

[Covino]

That's Chris Farley.

[Rich]

Chris Farley's trying out all the weapons. Oh, that was great.

[Iowa Sam]

Like a tar. Tarzan Baltimora. Tarzan Boy. Maybe I could bounce back with that.

[Rich]

Hey, let me give you. Let me give you one and then we'll go to DB for an update. Covino's never seen this movie because, as he likes to say, if it was in the 90s, he was out getting booty while we were all sitting at home.

[Covino]

Well, yeah, I'm three years older than Rich, so he was picking his nose watching movies with mom and dad. Yeah, I was doing my thing.

[Rich]

I have told him plenty of times, dude, sit down with your daughter. The the Mighty Ducks movies are great and I realize you know what? There's a great soundtrack to the Mighty Ducks and you'll know the song when you replay it.

[Covino]

Oh yeah. Sounds quack task.

[Rich]

Yeah, it's. It'll make you shed a tear. Gordon Bombay teaching those kids.

[Danny G]

Who's the composer on this one?

[Iowa Sam]

The Flying V. David new music composing conducted by David Newman So I don't know if any relationship Randy's brother Probably not.

[Covino]

Hey, you never know.

[Iowa Sam]

Who knows.

[Rich]

Well, hey, on that note, let's go to our buddy and yours Dan Buyer for an update.

[Spot]

What up, db what's going on guys? Some news from the NFL today. Raiders quarterback Geno Smith getting in extension from the team, not much of a surprise, seemed to be part of the deal when he was acquired by the Raiders from The Seattle Seahawks. Two year extension where the guaranteed 66 and a half million dollars. Fox Sports NFL Insider Jordan Schultz says Smith's deal could be worth up to $85.5 million. The Arizona Cardinals made 10 and Trey McBride, the highest paid tight end in the NFL gets a four year extension worth $76 million. While the Cowboys swung a deal. Backup quarterback Joe Milton of the Patriots, acquired by the Cowboys along with a seventh round pick. In exchange, New England gets a fifth round pick from Dallas. The NBA handed out warnings but no fines or suspensions to Grizzlies guard John Morant and Warriors guard Buddy Heald for mimicking the firing of a gun during their game on Tuesday. NBA Insider Haynes says Knicks guard Jalen Brunson will practice tomorrow and has a chance to return from his ankle injury on Saturday against the Hawks. Kyle Schwaber homered for the fourth time this season. Phillies completed a three game sweep of the Rockies 3 1. Red Sox doubled up the Orioles 84 and the Astros lead the Twins right now 52 in the top of the ninth inning. Couple of college basketball notes, Auburn All American forwards and I Broom practice today. He's expected to play Saturday against Florida, while USC's Juju Watkins named the Associated Press Women's College Basketball player of the Year. Guys, back to you.

[Covino]

Hey, thank you DB Dan Byer on the update and we're Cavino and Rich. We throw it back every Thursday. Speaking of updates, Iowa Sam just did the research and apparently David Newman is cousins with Randy Newman and the uncle.

[Rich]

Is Alfred Newman of Mad magazine.

[Iowa Sam]

Alfred Newman, the renowned film composer. Not the guy from Mad magazine, but.

[Spot]

Also Vangelis is the composer of Chariots of Fire. So it's not the name of the song.

[Iowa Sam]

I'm sorry.

[Rich]

There you go.

[Covino]

Thank you, DB So, hey, learn a little something today. Again, it is national film score day and rock in peace. Rest in peace legend Val Kilmer. Your feedback continues 87799 on Fox. And if we don't get to you again, chime in anytime at covinoenrich. We'll talk some NBA next.

[Rich]

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[Rich]

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[Jeremy Scott]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley season one.

[Covino]

I just knew him as a kid.

[Jeremy Scott]

Long, silent voices from his past came.

[Gilbert King]

Forward, and he was just staring at me.

[Jeremy Scott]

And they had secrets of their own to share.

[Gilbert King]

Gilbert King I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott.

[Jeremy Scott]

I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Jeremy Scott]

I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

If the cops and everything would have done the job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed.

[Jeremy Scott]

I never expected to find myself in this place. Now I need to tell you how I got here.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Jeremy Scott]

Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy.

[Caller]

Jeremy, I want to tell you something.

[Jeremy Scott]

Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Danny G]

Can you guys name this?

[Rich]

Ooh, it's like Brian's Song or something.

[Covino]

No.

[Danny G]

Face paint, holding up a sword.

[Rich]

Gladiator. No, no, no, no.

[Iowa Sam]

I'm not glad.

[Covino]

Braveheart. Freedom.

[Rich]

It's a good one.

[Covino]

Once it got to the swell there, I knew it.

[Danny G]

James Horner in the London Symphony.

[Iowa Sam]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Hey, speaking of movies, again, rest in peace, Val Kilmer. It is National Film Score Day. We honor him today and throughout the weekend because you got to pick a movie to watch this weekend. I do want to say that today a legendary trailer came out. I say legendary because I didn't know what to expect, and it made me laugh out loud, and that's not easy to do. The Naked Gun trailer came out today.

[Rich]

Did you see that?

[Iowa Sam]

I saw it.

[Covino]

Yo. And at first, when they told. When I first heard they were gonna redo this movie, I was like, oh, come on, I'll do that. But you got Seth MacFarlane involved, and he's handling it just right. Liam Neeson doing his thing. We laughed. And that dude, you know, that I always forget his name. You know, Stingray from Cobra Kai, he's playing Chris Farley in his biopic. I always forget his real name. But he's also in the movie. Yeah, Walter Houser. Yeah, yeah, him. He's also in this movie, and it looks really funny. So when you're doing the bowl scroll later on today.

[Iowa Sam]

Paul Walter Hauser.

[Covino]

Paul Walter Hauser is also in it with Liam Neeson.

[Rich]

And so in. In. In Naked Gun, it was obviously Frank Trubbin.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich]

Norberg was oj. What was the big glute? Frank's partner? What was his name? The character? The guy that's like Frank.

[Iowa Sam]

He was. He was Dragline in.

[Rich]

Yeah, that guy in Cool Hand Luke.

[Covino]

Right.

[Rich]

So in the trailer, you realize that Liam Neeson. This is not giving anything away. It's in the trailer. He's playing Frank Drubbin Jr. And Stingray, George Kendi. George Kennedy, the character that plays.

[Covino]

Yeah, Ed.

[Rich]

Ed's kid is Paul. Walter Hauser is Stingray.

[Covino]

Stingray from Cobra Kai.

[Rich]

And Liam Neeson plays Leslie Nielsen's kid. And then they go to see who's playing OJ's kid, and it's a young black actor, and he's like, no, it's really funny stuff.

[Covino]

So later on, check the trailer. It dropped today for Naked Gun.

[Danny G]

It's the.

[Iowa Sam]

It's Naked Gun four and a quarter.

[Covino]

Because, remember, it was 33. So now it's four and a quarter. The reboot of toughness Naked Gun is back is kind of funny. Speaking of movies comes out August 1st. Again, we're Covino and Rich and express employment professionals can provide contract workers to flex up for peak seasons without having to raise your core workforce headcount. Manage your workforce differently. Visit expresspros.com today. That's expresspros.com today. And since we're filling in for Colin tomorrow, Rich. Yeah, tomorrow morning we're in for the herd and we're gonna do this week's pro of the week. And the express pros pro of the week goes to. Who is it? Who is it? Big surprise. Shohei Ohtani. When you got Ohtani, millions of people waiting for bobblehead and then you hit a walk off home run on your MVP bobblehead day. In typical Shohei style, you deserve the express Pro pro of the week. He's batting.333. Three home runs, three RBI. And he's just a superstar. So props to him. Congrats to Shohei Otani for again having another moment last night and for being our express pros pro of the week.

[Rich]

I feel like Ohtani is going to be the pro of the week many weeks though. Who I would have given it to.

[Covino]

Who?

[Rich]

Remember former met now San Francisco giant Wilmer Flores? Like a really, like a great clubhouse guy.

[Covino]

People love Wilmer crying when he left the Mets. I remember that he was so happy to be with the Mets.

[Rich]

You know, he's the league leader in home. He's taught. He's I believe, second in home runs. Four in the first week. Wilmer Flores has four home runs in the first week of the Major league baseball season.

[Covino]

So does Anthony Volpito.

[Rich]

Yeah, look at that. Well, hey, you know what else is going besides baseball and of course some great NBA tonight. We're going to talk Lakers, warriors in a second. But you got the last four. The last four teams, ncaa, Florida, Auburn, Houston, Duke. Some would say, like where's the underdog? Some would say this is what it's supposed to be like all your number ones. First time since oh, eight. You have all four number ones. And if you go to DraftKings and you're trying to figure out what to do, I mean, do I, is there really such thing as an underdog when it's four number one seeds? But Duke is the biggest favorite. Duke is a 5 1/2 point favorite over Houston. Houston 34 and 4 this year. Houston is not, this is not an easy game for anyone. So maybe if you want to have some fun with it? Go with the underdogs. Houston five and a half point underdog and Florida favorite over Auburn, two and a half point favorite. So I, if you ask me, I feel like Houston might be the fun one there because I feel like everyone's like Duke's going to win the whole thing. Have some fun Houston. Why not? You're getting five and a half points again.

[Covino]

All DraftKings sportsbook and speaking of basketball, big game tonight and it's not going to be blacked out thankfully because out here in LA it's hard to watch the Lakers. So Danny G said on TNT tonight, right? What are you expecting tonight, man, A dog fight?

[Danny G]

Because this game is important for both teams, you know. Yeah, this, the west has not been this tight in years.

[Covino]

Tighter than Rich's jeans in the early 2000s.

[Danny G]

Yeah. For fun later, look up Western Conference, NBA. And look how many teams are log jammed with the low 40s in the win column.

[Rich]

And you know what, Danny? That means that if a team finishes hot or cold, that could be the difference between like, like a 4 and 8 seed or, or like a 5 and a and a play in essentially.

[Covino]

So again tonight, the Golden State Warriors 44 and 31. Golden State warriors at the LA Lakers 46 and 29 TNT game. Definitely watch it because we'll be talking about it tomorrow. So a fun game to look forward to tonight.

[Rich]

And hold on one second. You know the 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, that's nuggets, golden State, T, Wolves, Clippers and grizzlies. Those are 1, 2, 3. Those six of your five year teams are within two games in the loss column.

[Danny G]

Insane.

[Covino]

Yeah. Enjoy the game and enjoy your Thursday night. Start the weekend tonight and enjoy over promised episode 86. We start it in six minutes on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. That's our bonus show. We're talking Dodgers and people we don't forgive. I'm a little mad at somebody. You'll find out who on over promised Gotta forgive. Plus tomorrow we're in for Colin on the herd.

[Rich]

I will see you then.

[Covino]

Oh, until then.

[Rich]

Arrivederci, baby.

[Covino]

See you in the over promised land. Let's go.

[Jeremy Scott]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley season one.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Jeremy Scott]

I was becoming the bridge between Jeremy Scott and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Jeremy Scott]

Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2, starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.