The Catcher in the Rye
J. D. Salinger
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Bill Burr rants about relationship advice, sports and the Illuminati.
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It was described as a perfect special with no fat, just wire to wire jokes and a natural flow from start to finish.
I feel like Richard Pryor live in concert and Bill Cosby himself run the entire gamut. It's like two perfect games.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-11-13
It was described as a perfect special with no fat, just wire to wire jokes and a natural flow from start to finish.
I feel like Richard Pryor live in concert and Bill Cosby himself run the entire gamut. It's like two perfect games.
It's just one just absolutely like Cosby, he's just totally clean. He says "asshole" one time, but it's totally necessary.
Policing the American City
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Bill Burr likes, in contrast to Joe DeRosa's dislike of Bob Dylan's music.
I like that Tangled Up in Blue he's got a couple songs that how's that one go
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Bill Burr likes, in contrast to Joe DeRosa's dislike of Bob Dylan's music.
I like that Tangled Up in Blue he's got a couple songs that how's that one go
How I Learned To Navigate An Anxious and Depressed State
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Joe DeRosa dislikes, in contrast to Bill Burr's preference for other songs by the same artist.
oh I hate that one
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Joe DeRosa dislikes, in contrast to Bill Burr's preference for other songs by the same artist.
oh I hate that one
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Bill Burr likes, in the context of a discussion about the artist's work.
I like that one hey can you guys vote out there and just say and vote which one of us is more tone-deaf when we sing the uh yeah I like that one I like uh Hurricane
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was mentioned as a song by Bob Dylan that Bill Burr likes, in the context of a discussion about the artist's work.
I like that one hey can you guys vote out there and just say and vote which one of us is more tone-deaf when we sing the uh yeah I like that one I like uh Hurricane
Viking Adult
Bill Burr highly recommended Ken Burns's documentary series "The War", a seven-part series about World War II, describing it as effortless to watch and a great way to understand the war chronologically.
I got into...started watching Ken Burns' The War.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 8-11-13
Bill Burr highly recommended Ken Burns's documentary series "The War", a seven-part series about World War II, describing it as effortless to watch and a great way to understand the war chronologically.
I got into...started watching Ken Burns' The War.
If you haven't seen it if you like me and you're late to the party dude like that's my recommendation for the week it's a seven pot on World War two.
It's a seven-part series on World War II, each one's about an hour and fifty minutes long.
It really ties the whole war together where for me I've always seen like they'll always do stuff on it on the history channel that they'll be talking about the war in the Pacific or they'll talk about the blitzkrieg or they'll talk about D-Day and occasionally they'll talk about northern Africa but this thing kinda goes in chronological order of the whole damn thing.
The speaker mentioned reading books by the author, who wrote 'Trainspotting' and 'Marabou Stork Nightmares', in the past.
And a book would end and I used to read a lot of that was that guy who did all the train spotting and Marabou stork nightmare books. I used to read all his shit Irvin Welsh or something.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 7-10-17
The speaker mentioned reading books by the author, who wrote 'Trainspotting' and 'Marabou Stork Nightmares', in the past.
And a book would end and I used to read a lot of that was that guy who did all the train spotting and Marabou stork nightmare books. I used to read all his shit Irvin Welsh or something.
Bill Burr discussed the album 'Miles Smiles' by Miles Davis and how Tony Williams' drumming was particularly impressive with his use of metric modulation and complex rhythms.
So I was listening to this album Miles Davis Miles Smiles and there's a song on there called footprints and it's one of those things that when I was younger
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill Burr discussed the album 'Miles Smiles' by Miles Davis and how Tony Williams' drumming was particularly impressive with his use of metric modulation and complex rhythms.
So I was listening to this album Miles Davis Miles Smiles and there's a song on there called footprints and it's one of those things that when I was younger
It was described as a great book, focusing on drummers that influenced him. The speaker was particularly impressed with the breakdown of their styles.
Charlie Watts has a great new book out that it's just drummers that influenced him and if you're a drummer and you're into that shit because he's I guess a jazz drummer at heart.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
It was described as a great book, focusing on drummers that influenced him. The speaker was particularly impressed with the breakdown of their styles.
Charlie Watts has a great new book out that it's just drummers that influenced him and if you're a drummer and you're into that shit because he's I guess a jazz drummer at heart.
He talked about all these fucking great drummers that I've heard most of the names and didn't know enough about him and the fact that he could break down their styles and what they did as made me I was already listening to a lot of that shit through some of my drum lessons.
But really just trying to listen to the shit that he's saying. It's a great book.
You know, we've been trying to get Charlie Watts on this podcast for a long time.
I know he doesn't do a lot of interviews and but I know he'd want to come on my podcast I'm joking.
The Legacy of “Nature Boy” Ric Flair
Bill Burr mentioned the book 'To Be The Man, You Gotta Beat The Man' and hinted that he has read it in the past.
Maybe Rick flair to be the man you got to beat the man
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-6-13
Bill Burr mentioned the book 'To Be The Man, You Gotta Beat The Man' and hinted that he has read it in the past.
Maybe Rick flair to be the man you got to beat the man
It was mentioned as a book that Bill Burr hasn't read and said he hadn't read the Bible either.
I've never read The Koran.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 11-20-17
It was mentioned as a book that Bill Burr hasn't read and said he hadn't read the Bible either.
I've never read The Koran.
I'd never even read the Bible
It was discussed in the context of a documentary about a serial killer, rapist, and arsonist. The book reportedly starts with Panzram stating he'd killed over 22 people and committed over 1000 acts of sodomy.
My name is Carl Panzram. I have killed over 22 people and committed over a thousand acts of sodomy.
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 4-22-13
It was discussed in the context of a documentary about a serial killer, rapist, and arsonist. The book reportedly starts with Panzram stating he'd killed over 22 people and committed over 1000 acts of sodomy.
My name is Carl Panzram. I have killed over 22 people and committed over a thousand acts of sodomy.
Hurry up you Hoosier bastard. I could kill 10 men while you're fooling around.
Thinking Outside the Box
This was described as a new original comedy series from Audible Channels, though it was initially mentioned as being a book. It was written and read by Louis Black, who is a comedy hero known for his work on the Daily Show and stand-up specials.
Louis blacks new book the great Louis black
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
This was described as a new original comedy series from Audible Channels, though it was initially mentioned as being a book. It was written and read by Louis Black, who is a comedy hero known for his work on the Daily Show and stand-up specials.
Louis blacks new book the great Louis black
Louis blacks new book You can hear the latest episode for free right now at audible.com slash Louis black
Now who the fuck wouldn't want to hear a book written by written and read by Louis black
This show is written by the fans You can't you can rant about everything from politics to relationships to anything that's driving you mad By submitting your rant to Louis black right now and listening to the rant is due for free at audible.com Slash Louis black
Bill Burr suggested that the emailer, who was afraid of hell, should avoid reading Dante's Inferno as it provides detailed descriptions of torment in hell, which might worsen their anxiety.
Well, don't ever read Dante's Inferno You don't want to read that
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 4-6-15
Bill Burr suggested that the emailer, who was afraid of hell, should avoid reading Dante's Inferno as it provides detailed descriptions of torment in hell, which might worsen their anxiety.
Well, don't ever read Dante's Inferno You don't want to read that
Bill Russell's book was mentioned as describing how he made his teammates better, and this was contrasted with Kobe Bryant's style of play.
Bill Russell wrote some book basically describing How he made the guys around him on his team better
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 12-17-12
Bill Russell's book was mentioned as describing how he made his teammates better, and this was contrasted with Kobe Bryant's style of play.
Bill Russell wrote some book basically describing How he made the guys around him on his team better
Coordinated Independence as Applied to Jazz and Be-Bop, Vol.1(Book&CD-ROM) THE
It was discussed as a follow-up to another book by Jojo Mayer, focusing on molar techniques and drum playing at high speeds.
I bought Jojo Mayer's new what's that new came out last year his his follow-up to secrets of the modern drummer or whatever the fuck it's called and This is the one he did one a couple years ago
— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 3-9-15
It was discussed as a follow-up to another book by Jojo Mayer, focusing on molar techniques and drum playing at high speeds.
I bought Jojo Mayer's new what's that new came out last year his his follow-up to secrets of the modern drummer or whatever the fuck it's called and This is the one he did one a couple years ago
It was about all these different, you know molar techniques and all that type of shit Molar method and all that different grips and all that shit cuz he can play at blinding speeds and never get tired, right?
So this guy Jojo Mayer has the fastest bass drum foot I have ever heard in my life
And I know that's saying a lot for a single bass drum player this guy can do three four in a row like I never heard anything like it blew people away and It's basically the same kind of
So now he has a DVD where he breaks it down and Basically now that that knowledge is out there and then he showed everybody how to do it I can't imagine
A True Story
Bill made a humorous connection to the movie 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', referencing the popular '100% satisfied' line from the film when discussing the blind's satisfaction guarantee.
You know once they said 100% satisfaction guarantee. I immediately started thinking of fast times at Ridgemont High
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill made a humorous connection to the movie 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High', referencing the popular '100% satisfied' line from the film when discussing the blind's satisfaction guarantee.
You know once they said 100% satisfaction guarantee. I immediately started thinking of fast times at Ridgemont High
Instead of not a hundred percent satisfied. I want to I want to read front Brad Mr. If you don't shut up when kick a hundred percent of your ass
Bill briefly mentioned watching 'The Watchmen' at a midnight screening, providing a brief, mixed review focusing on the movie's visual effects, storyline, and the emotional response it evoked.
I just got back from the midnight showing of The Watchman.
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill briefly mentioned watching 'The Watchmen' at a midnight screening, providing a brief, mixed review focusing on the movie's visual effects, storyline, and the emotional response it evoked.
I just got back from the midnight showing of The Watchman.
I really don't know how to review it. I'm told it sticks pretty close to the graphic novel It had cool special effects great story and good acting but I kind of felt yeah after it After leaving the dark night.
Bill made a humorous comparison between the movie '300' and the 'Playgirl' magazine, commenting on the film's aesthetic and the reaction it seemed to inspire in some viewers.
So there's a lot of man ass in it
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill made a humorous comparison between the movie '300' and the 'Playgirl' magazine, commenting on the film's aesthetic and the reaction it seemed to inspire in some viewers.
So there's a lot of man ass in it
Yeah, I find that funny that guys really like that That movie 300.
Bill referenced the 1972 film 'Last House on the Left' and the 70s horror genre when talking about a revenge story he shared, and the re-emergence of the genre in contemporary cinema.
This just has that evil fucking Last house on the left vibe which I love that they're making again because that reference will finally make sense to people If you don't know what that is
— Episode: Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcas...
Bill referenced the 1972 film 'Last House on the Left' and the 70s horror genre when talking about a revenge story he shared, and the re-emergence of the genre in contemporary cinema.
This just has that evil fucking Last house on the left vibe which I love that they're making again because that reference will finally make sense to people If you don't know what that is
There was genre of films in the 70s, which were basically rape movies last house on the left Gator bait Fucking I spit on your grave and evidently they're gonna make a comeback which I think is fucking hilarious
You know, you know, we haven't had a good rape movie in a while All right Let's remake last house on the left.
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