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Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
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I walked across that burning bridge, mailed my letter off to Dallas, but her reply came from Anchorage, Alaska.
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She said, hey girl, it's about time you wrote me.
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It's been over two years, you know, my old friend.
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Take me back to the days of the foreign telegrams.
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And me all night rock and rolling.
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Hey, Shell, we were wild then.
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I love the keyboards.
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Hey, Shell, you know it's kind of funny.
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Oh, it seems so big, but you know you'll be the large stay in the union with your anchor, anchoring.
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Hey, girl, I think the last time I saw you was on Mi and Leroy's wedding day.
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What was the name of that love song?
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Can you go forward in it?
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I forgot how it goes.
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It doesn't look like there's a player.
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Great jam.
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She goes, what's it like to live in...
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Why am I getting teary-eyed?
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What does that song remind you of?
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What's it like to be in New York City?
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New York City, imagine that.
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What's it like to be a skateboard punk rocker?
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Leroy says, send a picture.
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Leroy says, hello?
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Friends, keep it in touch.
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I'm very menopausal today.
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And I also, I walk into work from the parking lot, and I'm like, why do I feel like my outfit sucks?
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And then I see myself in the reflection.
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I go, I'm fucking Matt Foley.
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I'm living in a van down by the river.
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Chris Marley?
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Yeah.
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Matt Foley is the character.
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Matt Foley.
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Thanks for correcting me.
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And now I can't get it out of my head.
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Now I'm fucking Matt Foley.
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Now I'm living in a van down by the river.
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But shit.
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It's sort of like in high school, I cut all my hair except for my bangs.
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So I had my bangs like this over my face with nothing else.
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And my friends Steve and Eric collapsed laughing like they were dying.
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And then I'm stuck with those bangs for the rest of the day going, you're right, I look like a fucking idiot.
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What was I thinking?
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I could still see his face.
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He was sort of, he fell down like by the lockers, and he was looking up and he was almost crying with laughter.
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But anyway, that song is gone.
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It's a beautiful song.
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She was kind of punk, that chick, Michelle Schacht.
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I remember she would hang out with MDC back in the day.
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I think she went cuckoo, became a born-again Christian.
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She was born a Mormon.
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She was Borman.
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And so she was always attached to the punk scene.
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I think she went cuckoo and she said some homophobic shit about eight years ago.
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God hates fags among them.
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She also said gay marriage will be the downfall of society, which she tried to take back, but canceled.
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And people talk about the Jews are in control, and it's proof of their power is that you can't criticize them.
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Okay, what about the gays?
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Like, you say something homophobic, and you're gone.
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Try to find that song.
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I got it off her website, MichelleShock.com, which strangely, yeah, look, you Google her on Apple Music and you get Billy Bragg.
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Nowhere on YouTube.
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You might find a live version of it, but that with the beautiful keyboards and all that, it's gone.
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It's not on Daily Motion.
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It's not on fucking Rumble.
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It's not on, what's it called?
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Bumble Brumble?
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Rumble.
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It's not on Vimeo.
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She's been deleted from the world.
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And this is also a very weird little side note here.
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If you look at her website, there's four albums, and one of them fucked Ryan's mom.
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Well, the drummer was dating my, he was my stepdad.
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Mark.
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He was your stepdad?
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Yeah.
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Well, he was around.
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