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Good evening, metal heads,

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Full Metal Mickey here with you
on KISS 101 FM,

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all the way through
to the wee hours

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with my monthly metal marathon.

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Just me, you,
and megawatts of metal!

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Bang your heads, Denver.

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♪ Screams break the silence ♪

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♪ Waking from
the dead of night ♪

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♪ Vengeance is boiling ♪

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♪ He's returned
to kill the light ♪

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♪ Years spent in torment ♪

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♪ Buried in a nameless grave ♪

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♪ Now he has risen ♪

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♪ Miracles would have to save ♪

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♪ Those that the beast
is looking for ♪

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♪ Listen in awe
and you'll hear him ♪

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♪ Bark at the moon ♪

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♪ Hey, yeah, bark at the moon ♪

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♪ Sweetness, sweetness ♪

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♪ I was only joking ♪

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♪ When I said I'd like to ♪

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♪ Smash every tooth
in your head ♪

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♪ Oh ♪

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♪ Sweetness, sweetness ♪

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♪ I was only joking
when I said ♪

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♪ By rights you should be
bludgeoned in your bed ♪

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♪ And now I know
how Joan of Arc felt ♪

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♪ Now I know
how Joan of Arc felt ♪

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♪ As the flames rose
to her Roman nose ♪

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♪ And her Walkman
started to melt ♪

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Hey, I'm going out.

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Mom.

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Helen!

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Dave Kendall here
with the music news,

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First up, a breaking story
from the U.K.

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After months of speculation
in the press,

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The Smiths have officially
gone under.

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The Smiths,
one of the all time greats,

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strange ways,
there they go.

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No!

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Formed in
Manchester in 1982,

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The Smiths swiftly
became the voice

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of a doomed generation.

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They emerged into
the uncertain arena

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of early '80s Britain

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like a fully formed gang,

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and invited you to join.

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I feel The Smiths
create their world

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and not many groups do that.

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And you can either go in
or you can say no.

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And it's your choice, really.

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We wanted to ditch everything
that people

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superficially think
is rock 'n' roll --

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leather trousers
and long hair and drugs.

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We had something that no one
else could really grasp,

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which was, like,
totally ours exclusively.

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Do you have many friends?

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No, I don't.

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Those that you have,

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are they
in the music industry?

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They're in the group.
They're in The Smiths.

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So The Smiths
are your only friends?

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As far as I can see, yeah.

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Hey, Cleo.

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Hey, Nick Cave.
What did we talk about?

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No depressing crap in the store.

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The Smiths just broke up.

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Oh, maybe because
they called their record

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"The World Won't Listen."

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Way to go, geniuses.

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Check this out.

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Can't you just picture
fucking to this?

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Before you close up,

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I need you to re-price
all the CDs.

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And you have to check
the security strips.

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All of them?
All the CDs.

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Wait a minute.

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Yes, all of them.

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And the tapes.

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Kids keep peeling them off.

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You know what?

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If you did your job
for like two seconds,

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instead of daydreaming
about Depressed Mode,

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half of my stock wouldn't be
walking out of here every day.

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I'm only making money
on sunglasses now

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KISS 101,
the rock of Denver.

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How can you stand it?

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There are times
I could murder him.

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Dean. Dean.

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Dean.

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It's not loaded.

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Just to scare the shoplifters.

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So what do we do now?

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Our music died today,
and nobody even cares.

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I wish there was a way to get
all the posers in this town

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to take notice.

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You know,
The Smiths may be dead,

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but all the albums
are still here,

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all the records,
seven-inch singles, 12-inches,

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We have all
those great bootlegs.

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That'll be here forever.

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No one can ever
take it away from us.

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I hope you're right.

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So you want to hang out?

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I can close up early.

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Mm.

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My friend is going off
to basic training tomorrow,

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and everyone is in town
for the weekend to say goodbye.

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So...

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You know of any good parties?

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Me? No.

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I was gonna stay in, maybe,

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and make you a tape
of this new band

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from Manchester.

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New band from Manchester?

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Oh, sacrilege.

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- Happy Mondays.
- Happy.

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Oh, I hate them already.

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- I did have another idea.
- What is it?

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Something that would go down
in musical history.

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But I can't tell you what it is.

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Yeah?

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Impress me.

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♪ Learn to love me,
assemble the ways ♪

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♪ Now, today, tomorrow,
and always ♪

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♪ My only weakness
is a listed crime ♪

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♪ My only weakness is,
well, never mind, never mind, ♪

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♪ Oh ♪

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♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

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♪ Unite and take over ♪

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♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

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♪ Hand it over, hand it over,
hand it over ♪

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♪ Learn to love me
and assemble the ways ♪

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Aah!

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Billy, that rude girl is here.

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Damn it, ma.

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Damn it, yourself.

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She's just sitting out there
beeping.

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Who does that sort of thing?

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- Don't be out too late.
- I know.

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- Big day tomorrow.
- I know.

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We're just so proud of you, son.

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Okay, I got to go.

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♪ World ♪

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Nice buzzcut, G.I. Jerkoff.

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♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

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I don't understand
how The Smiths can break up,

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but we live in a world
where Wang Chung

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and Mr. Mister still exist.

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Or Flock of Seagulls.

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Yeah.

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I got you a present.

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Oh, sweet.

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What is it?
Black Flag, Misfits?

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- Yeah.
- Wait, did you steal these?

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But I told you I wanted
to go with you.

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Dean only lets me steal
when I'm in there alone.

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Okay, well,
you can have these back.

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Oh my God.
You're such a square.

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What?

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Getting in character
for tomorrow.

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Tomorrow I become a man.

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Oh, tomorrow,
you become one of them.

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Which is why
I'm going to get you

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as fucked up
as possible tonight

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to prevent you from making

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the biggest mistake
of your life.

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Hi, can I help you kids
find something?

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Where's the cyanide section?

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If you're so miserable here,

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why don't you do
something about it?

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Apply to a better college,
go start a band,

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make a choice on something.

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Oh, you'd make
a great flight attendant.

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I want to do
something different.

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I don't want to be like
everyone else.

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Is it too much?

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You can never be overdressed
or overeducated.

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Your bowtie isn't tied.

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It's a look.

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That gay librarian look?

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Yeah, I'm not gay.

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- I didn't say.
- Robert Smith isn't gay.

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- I didn't mean --
- Morrissey isn't gay.

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- Well...
- They wear eyeliner.

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Bowie wears eyeliner.
Everyone wears eyeliner.

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Forget it.

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You look cool.

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God!

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I am so sick
of being celibate.

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We made a vow.
No meat, no sex.

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That was before
we went to college.

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What happens next year
when you go back to England

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to live with your dad, huh?

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Lots of postcards.

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We've been dating
since middle school.

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Why are we even still together?

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Because I love you.

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Come on.

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♪ Take me out tonight ♪

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♪ Where there's music
and there's people ♪

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Good to see you!

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♪ And they're young and alive ♪

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♪ Driving in your car ♪

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Oh, my God!

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Who are you?!

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I'm me. Nobody else.

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Why did you join the Army,

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you fucking idiot?

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Hey, uh, war's stupid.

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Come here.
Touch it, though.

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Do me some eyeliner.

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Alright.

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You know what's stupid?

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Is you going to London
and leaving all of us behind,

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This could be the last time
we ever see each other.

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Shut up.

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You guys suck.

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It's like
you're breaking up the band.

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They don't know, do they?

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Know what?

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They don't know it's over.

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What's over?

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The Smiths broke up.

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- What?
- What?

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- No.
- No.

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You're telling me

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I woke up hoping that everything
might change for the better.

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Like, maybe today
will be different, you know?

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Then I got home,
and I heard the news.

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A strange fear gripped me.

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♪ But then a strange fear
gripped me ♪

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♪ And I just couldn't ask ♪

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♪ Take me out tonight ♪

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♪ Oh, take me anywhere ♪

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♪ I don't care, I don't care
I don't care ♪

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♪ Driving in your car ♪

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♪ I never, never
want to go home ♪

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♪ Because I haven't got one,
la-di-dum ♪

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♪ Oh, I haven't got one ♪

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♪ Oh, oh ♪

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♪ And if a double-decker bus ♪

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♪ Crashes into us ♪

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♪ To die by your side ♪

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♪ Is such a heavenly way
to die ♪

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♪ And if a 10-ton truck ♪

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♪ Kills the both of us ♪

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♪ To die by your side ♪

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♪ Well, the pleasure,
the privilege is mine ♪

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♪ Oh, there is a light
and it never goes out ♪

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Yo, it's a car
full of faggots.

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Fucking freaks.

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Your music sucks!

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I'll smash every tooth
in your head!

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We see you again tonight,
you're dead.

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Fuck you!

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Denver, so much to answer for.

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What is the most wonderful place

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to be able to be
a bedridden, deaf mute?

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As soon as I have
enough money saved up,

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I'm going to move to Paris

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and live with Bruno
on the East Bank.

265
00:16:03.667 --> 00:16:06.376
Oh, you mean, the left bank.

266
00:16:06.417 --> 00:16:08.876
It'll be just like the film
"Betty Blue,"

267
00:16:08.917 --> 00:16:11.959
except I won't go crazy
in the end.

268
00:16:12.001 --> 00:16:13.084
Somebody stop her.

269
00:16:13.126 --> 00:16:14.376
I think we heard
this one before.

270
00:16:14.417 --> 00:16:15.417
Shut up.

271
00:16:15.459 --> 00:16:18.042
I think it's romantic.

272
00:16:21.084 --> 00:16:22.417
Hey, Joe.

273
00:16:22.459 --> 00:16:24.417
Little Cleo, how are you doing?

274
00:16:24.459 --> 00:16:26.417
I'm a little sad tonight,
actually.

275
00:16:26.459 --> 00:16:28.042
Oh, well,
I'm sorry to hear that.

276
00:16:28.084 --> 00:16:29.126
How can I help you?

277
00:16:29.167 --> 00:16:32.001
I think you know.

278
00:16:32.042 --> 00:16:34.167
So young and so sad.

279
00:16:34.209 --> 00:16:37.917
It's such a shame when you have
such a pretty smile.

280
00:16:37.959 --> 00:16:41.209
Pretty girls make graves.

281
00:16:41.251 --> 00:16:43.126
That's what the man says.

282
00:16:46.001 --> 00:16:48.001
Good evening, metal heads.

283
00:16:48.042 --> 00:16:51.292
Full Metal Mickey here with you
on KISS 101 FM,

284
00:16:51.334 --> 00:16:52.584
all the way through
to the wee hours

285
00:16:52.626 --> 00:16:55.584
with my monthly
metal marathon.

286
00:16:55.626 --> 00:16:59.709
Just me, you,
and megawatts of metal!

287
00:16:59.751 --> 00:17:01.626
Bang your heads, Denver.

288
00:17:08.501 --> 00:17:11.167
♪ Screams break the silence ♪

289
00:17:11.209 --> 00:17:14.917
♪ Waking from
the dead of night ♪

290
00:17:14.959 --> 00:17:17.917
♪ Vengeance is boiling ♪

291
00:17:17.959 --> 00:17:21.501
♪ Waking from
the dead of night ♪

292
00:17:21.542 --> 00:17:24.667
♪ Vengeance is boiling ♪

293
00:17:24.709 --> 00:17:28.001
♪ He's returned
to kill the light ♪

294
00:17:28.042 --> 00:17:29.959
Don't move! Put your hands up!

295
00:17:30.001 --> 00:17:33.084
Turn around, God damn it.

296
00:17:33.126 --> 00:17:35.251
Stop playing this shitty music.

297
00:17:35.292 --> 00:17:36.959
Judas fucking Priest,
what do you want?

298
00:17:37.001 --> 00:17:38.459
Put your hands up.

299
00:17:40.042 --> 00:17:42.001
♪ Bark at the moon ♪

300
00:17:54.376 --> 00:17:57.876
Do hope Brian Briggs
will be here tonight.

301
00:17:57.917 --> 00:18:00.584
Why Bi-Bri from Capitol Hill?

302
00:18:00.626 --> 00:18:02.959
The guy who wears tights
and tuxedo jackets?

303
00:18:03.001 --> 00:18:05.001
That's the one.

304
00:18:05.042 --> 00:18:07.792
Brian always knows
where the best parties are.

305
00:18:07.834 --> 00:18:11.084
If he's not here in an hour,
we'll split.

306
00:18:18.834 --> 00:18:20.584
Are you kidding me?

307
00:18:24.542 --> 00:18:27.501
- Who's that girl?
- That look is so "Borderline."

308
00:18:29.209 --> 00:18:31.209
I need to check my hair.

309
00:18:33.626 --> 00:18:35.292
Reagan cares more about UFOs

310
00:18:35.334 --> 00:18:36.876
- than he does about AIDS.
- Totally.

311
00:18:36.917 --> 00:18:38.209
He's never even said the word.

312
00:18:38.251 --> 00:18:39.417
I know.

313
00:18:39.459 --> 00:18:40.834
- Hey, Sheila.
- Hey, Babs.

314
00:18:40.876 --> 00:18:42.084
Hey, Rita.

315
00:18:42.126 --> 00:18:43.834
My brother is an act-up.

316
00:18:43.876 --> 00:18:45.042
He's already been arrested
five times,

317
00:18:45.084 --> 00:18:46.334
fighting for the cause.

318
00:18:46.376 --> 00:18:48.417
Now, that's
a real American hero.

319
00:18:48.459 --> 00:18:50.417
Totally.
Oliver North can suck it.

320
00:18:50.459 --> 00:18:52.542
So what are you guys
doing tonight?

321
00:18:52.584 --> 00:18:54.584
We need to get Billy fucked up.

322
00:18:54.626 --> 00:18:56.417
- Ooh.
- Come to Sandi's kegger.

323
00:18:56.459 --> 00:18:57.667
Her hot brother David
will be there

324
00:18:57.709 --> 00:18:58.876
with a bunch of older guys.

325
00:18:58.917 --> 00:19:00.167
Okay, he's such a meathead.

326
00:19:00.209 --> 00:19:02.167
Want some? It's Vivarin.

327
00:19:02.209 --> 00:19:04.417
Cut with No Doz.
My coke dealer got busted.

328
00:19:04.876 --> 00:19:06.459
No, thanks.

329
00:19:06.501 --> 00:19:08.251
Ain't nobody trying to hear
Bon Jovi in here, man.

330
00:19:08.292 --> 00:19:09.626
You're not playing Bon Jovi.

331
00:19:09.667 --> 00:19:12.251
Trust me,
you've got to hear this.

332
00:19:12.292 --> 00:19:15.459
Okay.

333
00:19:15.501 --> 00:19:17.209
I'd like to apologize

334
00:19:17.251 --> 00:19:18.542
to my regular listeners,

335
00:19:18.584 --> 00:19:20.167
but there is, in fact,

336
00:19:20.209 --> 00:19:22.251
a young man
in the radio station

337
00:19:22.292 --> 00:19:23.542
pointing a gun.

338
00:19:23.584 --> 00:19:24.751
Hey, chill --
chill out, man.

339
00:19:24.792 --> 00:19:27.292
Okay. Okay.

340
00:19:27.334 --> 00:19:29.626
So, um, for the rest
of the night

341
00:19:29.667 --> 00:19:32.542
to commemorate the end --
oh, God.

342
00:19:32.584 --> 00:19:35.584
Are you serious?

343
00:19:35.626 --> 00:19:40.959
To commemorate the end of
the greatest band of our time,

344
00:19:41.001 --> 00:19:46.459
I will be bringing you
the music of The Smiths.

345
00:19:46.501 --> 00:19:48.126
Don't touch that dial.

346
00:19:48.167 --> 00:19:49.334
All night.

347
00:19:49.834 --> 00:19:51.292
Rest in peace.

348
00:19:51.334 --> 00:19:54.334
[ The Smiths'
"The Queen Is Dead" plays

349
00:20:00.542 --> 00:20:03.959
♪ I don't bless them ♪

350
00:20:04.001 --> 00:20:06.459
♪ Farewell ♪

351
00:20:06.501 --> 00:20:09.709
♪ To this land's
cheerless marshes ♪

352
00:20:09.751 --> 00:20:13.001
♪ Hemmed in like a boar
between archers ♪

353
00:20:13.042 --> 00:20:15.334
♪ Her very Lowness
with her head in a sling ♪

354
00:20:15.376 --> 00:20:20.001
♪ I'm truly sorry but it sounds
like a wonderful thing ♪

355
00:20:20.626 --> 00:20:21.876
Stop it.

356
00:20:23.084 --> 00:20:26.751
♪ I say Charles
don't you ever crave ♪

357
00:20:26.792 --> 00:20:30.209
♪ To appear on the front
of the "Daily Mail" ♪

358
00:20:30.251 --> 00:20:31.792
Oh, God. I'm so sorry.

359
00:20:31.834 --> 00:20:34.751
♪ Dressed in your mother's
bridal veil? ♪

360
00:20:34.792 --> 00:20:37.584
I'll dance with you.

361
00:20:40.126 --> 00:20:43.584
♪ And so I checked all the
registered historical facts ♪

362
00:20:43.626 --> 00:20:46.917
♪ And I was shocked into shame
to discover ♪

363
00:20:46.959 --> 00:20:50.751
♪ How I'm the 18th
male descendent ♪

364
00:20:50.792 --> 00:20:52.376
♪ Of some old queen or other ♪

365
00:20:52.417 --> 00:20:55.209
"The Queen Is Dead."

366
00:20:55.251 --> 00:20:56.792
You're dead, pal.

367
00:20:56.834 --> 00:20:58.251
- Hey, drop the bat.
- Come on.

368
00:20:58.292 --> 00:21:00.417
You got your stupid
request on the air, okay?

369
00:21:00.459 --> 00:21:01.834
So pack up
your pansy-ass records,

370
00:21:01.876 --> 00:21:03.459
and get the hell
out of my radio station.

371
00:21:03.501 --> 00:21:05.209
Don't make me use this.
I'll shoot, I swear.

372
00:21:05.251 --> 00:21:07.001
Yeah? I dare you.

373
00:21:07.042 --> 00:21:09.584
Look at you.
You're pathetic.

374
00:21:09.626 --> 00:21:11.542
Fuck you and fuck The Smiths!

375
00:21:18.167 --> 00:21:20.584
You just shot Gene Simmons
in the face.

376
00:21:23.501 --> 00:21:27.001
That was low, man.

377
00:21:27.042 --> 00:21:29.251
Play the B side.

378
00:21:37.209 --> 00:21:39.084
It's going to be
a long night.

379
00:21:48.459 --> 00:21:51.709
Maybe he'll rock 'n' roll
suicide himself live on air.

380
00:21:51.751 --> 00:21:53.042
I know who it is.

381
00:21:55.126 --> 00:21:56.542
Who?

382
00:21:56.584 --> 00:21:59.542
It's Dean from the record store.

383
00:21:59.584 --> 00:22:00.959
I was in there today.

384
00:22:01.001 --> 00:22:02.709
Stealing tapes?

385
00:22:02.751 --> 00:22:05.876
He was almost as upset
about The Smiths breaking up

386
00:22:05.917 --> 00:22:07.334
as I was.

387
00:22:07.376 --> 00:22:08.751
And he had a gun.

388
00:22:08.792 --> 00:22:13.209
Cute, clumsy, and shy.

389
00:22:13.251 --> 00:22:14.459
Doesn't seem the type.

390
00:22:14.501 --> 00:22:16.042
You think he's cute?

391
00:22:16.084 --> 00:22:19.042
What would you die for?

392
00:22:19.084 --> 00:22:21.334
The love of a good woman.

393
00:22:21.376 --> 00:22:24.501
Come on.

394
00:22:24.542 --> 00:22:26.042
Where are you going?

395
00:22:26.084 --> 00:22:27.459
Girl talk.

396
00:22:31.751 --> 00:22:34.834
Are you really going
to run away to Europe?

397
00:22:34.876 --> 00:22:36.417
I don't know.

398
00:22:36.459 --> 00:22:40.667
Are you and Patrick
still pretending to be a couple?

399
00:22:40.709 --> 00:22:42.751
I do love him.

400
00:22:42.792 --> 00:22:44.626
Okay, but --

401
00:22:44.667 --> 00:22:46.167
You want your freedom.

402
00:22:47.584 --> 00:22:49.751
We had sex once.

403
00:22:49.792 --> 00:22:51.126
Once.

404
00:22:51.167 --> 00:22:53.084
And then he discovered
The Smiths,

405
00:22:53.126 --> 00:22:56.167
and it was all
no meat, no sex.

406
00:22:56.209 --> 00:22:59.292
And I get it.
Morrissey's celibate.

407
00:22:59.334 --> 00:23:03.209
But God damn it, I'm horny.

408
00:23:03.251 --> 00:23:07.376
Do you remember the day
we met Cleo?

409
00:23:07.417 --> 00:23:09.542
I take it you are referring
to the glorious summer

410
00:23:09.584 --> 00:23:12.959
after freshman year
when we all worked at Safeway.

411
00:23:13.001 --> 00:23:15.626
She weighed her tits on
that vegetable scale.

412
00:23:17.417 --> 00:23:18.709
Priceless.

413
00:23:18.751 --> 00:23:22.209
Do you ever wonder...?

414
00:23:22.251 --> 00:23:25.001
Wonder what?

415
00:23:25.042 --> 00:23:27.626
What that would be like?

416
00:23:27.667 --> 00:23:29.876
Are you serious?

417
00:23:29.917 --> 00:23:32.584
No, no, of course not.

418
00:23:34.292 --> 00:23:35.876
I do miss that job, though.

419
00:23:35.917 --> 00:23:40.209
The life of a bag boy
was just so simple.

420
00:23:40.251 --> 00:23:43.376
It's so old fashioned to work.

421
00:23:43.417 --> 00:23:45.876
I'd much rather lounge
about the house all day

422
00:23:45.917 --> 00:23:48.459
looking fascinating.

423
00:23:48.501 --> 00:23:51.334
See, this is why I want to
introduce him to Brian Briggs.

424
00:23:51.376 --> 00:23:55.042
He's totally been
with girls and guys.

425
00:23:55.084 --> 00:23:56.917
But why?

426
00:23:56.959 --> 00:23:58.584
Before he flies away to London,

427
00:23:58.626 --> 00:24:00.917
he needs to spread
his wings a little.

428
00:24:00.959 --> 00:24:02.292
Really?

429
00:24:02.334 --> 00:24:05.042
Well, then so do I.

430
00:24:05.084 --> 00:24:07.292
♪ I wanna go home ♪

431
00:24:07.334 --> 00:24:10.751
♪ I don't want to stay ♪

432
00:24:11.459 --> 00:24:13.167
Side one.

433
00:24:17.417 --> 00:24:18.959
"This Charming Man"?

434
00:24:19.001 --> 00:24:20.667
What, are you kidding me?

435
00:24:20.709 --> 00:24:24.501
Who the hell writes a song
called "This Charming Man"?

436
00:24:24.542 --> 00:24:26.334
God, I hate The Smiths.

437
00:24:26.376 --> 00:24:28.667
This depressive haircut
bullshit.

438
00:24:28.709 --> 00:24:31.292
- Just play it.
- Alright, I am.

439
00:24:35.084 --> 00:24:43.709
♪ Punctured bicycle
on a hillside desolate ♪

440
00:24:43.751 --> 00:24:46.709
♪ Will Nature make
a man of me yet? ♪

441
00:24:46.751 --> 00:24:47.917
Who's the guitar player?

442
00:24:47.959 --> 00:24:49.292
Johnny fucking Marr.

443
00:24:49.334 --> 00:24:51.126
Oh, and he plays harmonica.

444
00:24:53.084 --> 00:24:54.376
Fuck, man.

445
00:24:54.417 --> 00:24:56.792
"Bicycles
and desolate hillsides"?

446
00:24:56.834 --> 00:24:58.292
I was going to drop
the new Kiss album.

447
00:24:58.334 --> 00:24:59.334
Have you heard it yet, dude?

448
00:24:59.376 --> 00:25:00.876
Of course I've heard it.

449
00:25:00.917 --> 00:25:02.792
It's cheesy.
You're cheesy.

450
00:25:02.834 --> 00:25:05.376
This station vomits Cheez Whiz
all over Denver.

451
00:25:05.417 --> 00:25:08.334
Alright.
Alright, pipe down.

452
00:25:08.376 --> 00:25:10.792
But if you are
going to shoot me,

453
00:25:10.834 --> 00:25:13.042
please let me die on air,
so the people at Denver

454
00:25:13.084 --> 00:25:15.084
can hear my brain splatter
against the wall,

455
00:25:15.126 --> 00:25:17.501
because at least
that would be rock 'n' roll.

456
00:25:17.542 --> 00:25:19.917
Just don't do
anything stupid, okay?

457
00:25:19.959 --> 00:25:22.334
You mean like play The Smiths
on metal marathon?

458
00:25:28.292 --> 00:25:29.751
This is the Denver police.

459
00:25:29.792 --> 00:25:31.292
We've gotten calls.

460
00:25:31.334 --> 00:25:32.709
Everything alright up there?

461
00:25:32.751 --> 00:25:34.251
Get rid of him.

462
00:25:34.292 --> 00:25:35.417
Or what?

463
00:25:37.251 --> 00:25:38.917
Alright.

464
00:25:44.126 --> 00:25:45.584
Good evening, officer.

465
00:25:45.626 --> 00:25:46.876
It's a nice night, isn't it?

466
00:25:46.917 --> 00:25:48.626
It sure is.

467
00:25:48.667 --> 00:25:51.292
You alright up there?
We've gotten reports.

468
00:25:51.334 --> 00:25:55.084
Oh, right, about the, uh --
the deranged hijacker

469
00:25:55.126 --> 00:25:56.542
waving a gun around,

470
00:25:56.584 --> 00:25:58.292
forcing me to play
British records

471
00:25:58.334 --> 00:26:01.001
about dead queens and bicycles.

472
00:26:01.042 --> 00:26:02.417
What?

473
00:26:02.459 --> 00:26:04.584
Oh, nothing. Nothing.
Everything's fine.

474
00:26:04.626 --> 00:26:07.209
How about a request
for your trouble, sir?

475
00:26:07.251 --> 00:26:09.959
Uh, Elvis?

476
00:26:10.001 --> 00:26:11.542
I'll see what I can do.

477
00:26:15.876 --> 00:26:17.959
- Are you nuts?
- What?

478
00:26:18.001 --> 00:26:21.042
It's the Denver Police
Department we're talking about.

479
00:26:21.084 --> 00:26:23.001
Come on, what's next?

480
00:26:23.042 --> 00:26:24.376
We got time for a few more

481
00:26:24.417 --> 00:26:25.959
before he calls in
the National Guard.

482
00:26:26.001 --> 00:26:28.501
Unless, of course, you want
to blow your brains out.

483
00:26:28.542 --> 00:26:30.167
Personally, if I had nothing
but The Smiths

484
00:26:30.209 --> 00:26:31.292
to listen to all day --

485
00:26:31.334 --> 00:26:32.417
Play the first track.

486
00:26:35.334 --> 00:26:37.876
Why are you doing this to me?

487
00:26:37.917 --> 00:26:40.209
The Smiths broke up.

488
00:26:40.251 --> 00:26:42.709
You should consider
a candlelight vigil,

489
00:26:42.751 --> 00:26:46.042
something slightly
less illegal.

490
00:26:46.084 --> 00:26:49.709
It called for a more
dramatic gesture.

491
00:26:49.751 --> 00:26:52.709
Yeah, well, if the Denver
suicide rate spikes overnight,

492
00:26:52.751 --> 00:26:54.251
it's on your head, not mine.

493
00:26:55.292 --> 00:26:57.459
I tried that once.

494
00:26:57.501 --> 00:27:01.209
Tried what?

495
00:27:01.251 --> 00:27:02.459
Suicide?

496
00:27:02.501 --> 00:27:05.042
Are you serious?

497
00:27:05.084 --> 00:27:07.542
It didn't work, obviously.

498
00:27:07.584 --> 00:27:10.251
Not that it would have
made much of a difference.

499
00:27:11.751 --> 00:27:14.709
I do wonder what's really left
to live for these days.

500
00:27:19.459 --> 00:27:21.584
How about good music?

501
00:27:25.417 --> 00:27:29.042
♪ Panic on the streets
of London ♪

502
00:27:29.084 --> 00:27:30.417
♪ Panic on the streets
of Birmingham ♪

503
00:27:30.459 --> 00:27:31.709
In a live capacity,

504
00:27:31.751 --> 00:27:34.834
the audience seems to be
very celebratory,

505
00:27:34.876 --> 00:27:37.709
almost violent,
very, very wild,

506
00:27:37.751 --> 00:27:40.042
which I'm quite happy about.

507
00:27:40.084 --> 00:27:43.334
♪ The Leeds side-streets
that you slip down ♪

508
00:27:43.376 --> 00:27:44.667
♪ I wonder to myself ♪

509
00:27:44.709 --> 00:27:46.709
I think people
don't really have

510
00:27:46.751 --> 00:27:48.376
many opportunities in life

511
00:27:48.417 --> 00:27:51.542
to let themselves go slightly
and express themselves

512
00:27:51.584 --> 00:27:53.084
and to step out of themselves,
and so on,

513
00:27:53.126 --> 00:27:55.667
and be a little insane.

514
00:28:02.376 --> 00:28:06.042
♪ Burn down the disco ♪

515
00:28:06.084 --> 00:28:09.001
♪ Hang the blessed DJ ♪

516
00:28:09.042 --> 00:28:12.626
♪ Because the music
that they constantly play ♪

517
00:28:12.667 --> 00:28:16.792
♪ It says nothing to me
about my life ♪

518
00:28:16.834 --> 00:28:20.042
♪ Hang the blessed DJ ♪

519
00:28:20.084 --> 00:28:23.709
♪ Because the music
they constantly play ♪

520
00:28:23.751 --> 00:28:27.709
♪ On the Leeds side-streets
that you slip down ♪

521
00:28:27.751 --> 00:28:31.126
♪ Provincial towns
you jog 'round ♪

522
00:28:31.167 --> 00:28:38.667
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ,
hang the DJ ♪

523
00:28:38.751 --> 00:28:41.917
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ,
hang the DJ ♪

524
00:28:41.959 --> 00:28:49.250
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ ♪

525
00:28:49.334 --> 00:28:53.001
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ,
hang the DJ ♪

526
00:28:53.042 --> 00:28:59.917
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ ♪

527
00:29:00.001 --> 00:29:03.751
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ,
hang the DJ ♪

528
00:29:03.792 --> 00:29:05.876
♪ Hang the DJ, hang the DJ ♪

529
00:29:05.917 --> 00:29:08.292
It's fucking "Metal Guru"
by T.Rex.

530
00:29:08.334 --> 00:29:11.792
Talent borrows.
Genius steals.

531
00:29:11.834 --> 00:29:13.751
Oh, "hang the DJ"?

532
00:29:13.792 --> 00:29:15.209
Please tell me you brought rope.

533
00:29:15.251 --> 00:29:18.959
He's just protesting
the vapidity of the music

534
00:29:19.001 --> 00:29:20.334
that stations like this

535
00:29:20.376 --> 00:29:22.792
cram down our throats
day and night --

536
00:29:22.834 --> 00:29:24.876
hair bands, boy bands,

537
00:29:24.917 --> 00:29:27.792
endless loops
of moldy old classics,

538
00:29:27.834 --> 00:29:32.251
pre-processed pop, Wham!,
Whitney, Whitesnake.

539
00:29:32.292 --> 00:29:34.167
Whoa, whoa, whoa, buddy boy.
Leave Whitney out of this.

540
00:29:34.209 --> 00:29:35.792
It's all the same.

541
00:29:35.834 --> 00:29:37.417
- But it isn't.
- Isn't it?

542
00:29:37.459 --> 00:29:39.459
What's the message?
Dance party.

543
00:29:39.501 --> 00:29:41.042
Have fun. Get laid.

544
00:29:41.084 --> 00:29:43.417
- Sounds good to me.
- It's not reality.

545
00:29:43.459 --> 00:29:45.251
Reality sucks.

546
00:29:45.292 --> 00:29:47.667
Music is an escape.

547
00:29:47.709 --> 00:29:50.459
This music is salvation.

548
00:29:53.292 --> 00:29:55.334
Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned,

549
00:29:55.376 --> 00:29:58.209
I've let the record run out.

550
00:29:58.251 --> 00:29:59.709
Alright, maestro, what's next?

551
00:30:01.626 --> 00:30:03.126
You pick.

552
00:30:03.167 --> 00:30:04.751
Oh, DJ's choice?

553
00:30:04.792 --> 00:30:07.209
How novel.

554
00:30:07.251 --> 00:30:08.917
Alright.

555
00:30:08.959 --> 00:30:10.751
This one's for you, kid.

556
00:30:13.417 --> 00:30:15.834
He may not be sweet,
he may not be tender,

557
00:30:15.876 --> 00:30:17.667
but he is certainly
a hooligan.

558
00:30:17.709 --> 00:30:19.459
- Play the song.
- Gods of Metal, forgive me,

559
00:30:19.501 --> 00:30:22.251
it's another one by The Smiths.

560
00:30:31.751 --> 00:30:33.584
Hand it over.

561
00:30:38.167 --> 00:30:40.417
Ooh.

562
00:30:41.834 --> 00:30:45.042
I look supernaturally ugly.

563
00:30:45.084 --> 00:30:47.501
You're beautiful.

564
00:30:47.542 --> 00:30:49.417
Why so obsessed with gloom?

565
00:30:53.292 --> 00:30:58.084
So what the hell
are we going to do tonight?

566
00:30:58.126 --> 00:30:59.834
Sandi Goodrich
is having a kegger.

567
00:30:59.876 --> 00:31:04.292
Oh, a suburban Denver kegger
sounds dreadfully unfashionable.

568
00:31:04.334 --> 00:31:07.292
Oh, maybe your
bisexual boyfriend Brian

569
00:31:07.334 --> 00:31:09.251
will make an appearance.

570
00:31:09.292 --> 00:31:13.042
Well, I suppose it's either that
or stare at broken lightbulbs.

571
00:31:13.084 --> 00:31:17.292
I don't know how you can stand
going to community college here.

572
00:31:17.334 --> 00:31:20.834
I had to get out
of this humdrum town.

573
00:31:20.876 --> 00:31:22.876
Yeah, you think
you can catch me?

574
00:31:22.917 --> 00:31:24.876
It's not like
I don't have ambition.

575
00:31:24.917 --> 00:31:28.042
I just thought everything
would be different for me.

576
00:31:28.084 --> 00:31:33.459
It's those obstacles that
only you can see for yourself

577
00:31:33.501 --> 00:31:37.709
and the horrible burden
of time...

578
00:31:40.251 --> 00:31:42.834
...crushing me.

579
00:31:42.876 --> 00:31:47.001
♪ Et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera ♪

580
00:31:47.042 --> 00:31:49.667
♪ In the midst of life
we are in debt ♪

581
00:31:49.709 --> 00:31:51.709
♪ Et cetera ♪

582
00:31:56.751 --> 00:31:59.376
This is Orson Welles.

583
00:31:59.417 --> 00:32:03.001
And you've been listening
to "War of the Worlds."

584
00:32:03.042 --> 00:32:04.251
Just kidding, Denver.

585
00:32:04.292 --> 00:32:05.626
It's Full Metal Mickey.

586
00:32:05.667 --> 00:32:08.042
Or should I say
Mad Manchester Mickey.

587
00:32:08.084 --> 00:32:09.959
Broadcasting to you live
from the funeral pyre.

588
00:32:10.001 --> 00:32:11.251
That's right, people.

589
00:32:11.292 --> 00:32:12.834
The Smiths
have gone up in flames,

590
00:32:12.876 --> 00:32:15.042
and we are burning it down
one song at a time --

591
00:32:15.084 --> 00:32:17.001
at gunpoint.

592
00:32:17.042 --> 00:32:18.626
But my sweet and tender
vinyl terrorist

593
00:32:18.667 --> 00:32:20.542
has agreed to allow me
to open up the phone lines.

594
00:32:20.584 --> 00:32:22.584
So I'm going to be taking
a few special callers

595
00:32:22.626 --> 00:32:24.292
every hour
at the top of the hour.

596
00:32:24.334 --> 00:32:26.542
Starting with you, caller.
You're on the air.

597
00:32:26.584 --> 00:32:28.917
Yo, Mickey,
The Smiths suck.

598
00:32:28.959 --> 00:32:30.334
No one wants to hear this crap.

599
00:32:30.376 --> 00:32:32.334
You're totally bumming out
our Friday night.

600
00:32:32.376 --> 00:32:33.792
Play some Dokken.

601
00:32:33.834 --> 00:32:34.834
Dokken rules!

602
00:32:34.876 --> 00:32:36.209
Yes, they do.

603
00:32:36.251 --> 00:32:37.834
Metal heads 1, Smiths nil.

604
00:32:37.876 --> 00:32:39.542
560, KISS, you're on the air.

605
00:32:39.584 --> 00:32:40.751
Caller, who am I speaking with?

606
00:32:40.792 --> 00:32:42.417
This is Sandi from Arvada.

607
00:32:42.459 --> 00:32:44.334
And I just want to say
that we are having a party,

608
00:32:44.376 --> 00:32:45.584
and we are all listening

609
00:32:45.626 --> 00:32:47.292
and we are going
to keep on listening

610
00:32:47.334 --> 00:32:49.376
because The Smiths are
the greatest band in the world,

611
00:32:49.417 --> 00:32:51.709
and it's about time that
we heard our music on the radio.

612
00:32:51.751 --> 00:32:54.584
Hey, guys,
Sandi's on the radio.

613
00:32:54.626 --> 00:32:56.001
Sandi, I dream of Dokken.

614
00:32:56.042 --> 00:32:57.501
But wouldn't you know it?

615
00:32:57.542 --> 00:33:00.751
Up next,
another one of your songs.

616
00:33:02.626 --> 00:33:04.167
They're listening,

617
00:33:04.209 --> 00:33:05.709
Really listening.

618
00:33:05.751 --> 00:33:08.667
♪ The rain falls hard
on a humdrum town ♪

619
00:33:08.709 --> 00:33:11.667
♪ This town
has dragged you down ♪

620
00:33:11.709 --> 00:33:16.334
♪ Oh the rain falls hard
on a humdrum town ♪

621
00:33:16.376 --> 00:33:21.042
♪ This town
has dragged you down ♪

622
00:33:22.626 --> 00:33:26.626
♪ And everybody's
got to live their life ♪

623
00:33:26.667 --> 00:33:29.584
♪ And God knows
I've got to live mine ♪

624
00:33:29.626 --> 00:33:37.042
♪ God knows
I've got to live mine ♪

625
00:33:48.792 --> 00:34:04.209
♪ William, William
it was really nothing ♪

626
00:34:04.292 --> 00:34:06.626
You didn't tell me
Sandi's brother was home.

627
00:34:08.876 --> 00:34:10.334
There's gonna be jocks
at this party.

628
00:34:10.376 --> 00:34:13.084
We're not in
high school anymore.

629
00:34:13.126 --> 00:34:15.001
Who cares?

630
00:34:15.042 --> 00:34:17.167
I prefer to say
with my own kind.

631
00:34:17.209 --> 00:34:21.667
Look.
It's a total freak party.

632
00:34:21.709 --> 00:34:23.417
Whoo-hoo-hoo!

633
00:34:23.459 --> 00:34:25.417
Come on.

634
00:34:25.459 --> 00:34:28.792
This night
will open our eyes.

635
00:34:38.167 --> 00:34:41.876
Look as bored
as humanly possible.

636
00:34:41.917 --> 00:34:43.542
Untied tie?

637
00:34:43.584 --> 00:34:46.126
Great look.

638
00:34:46.167 --> 00:34:48.167
Did you hear me
on the radio today?

639
00:34:48.209 --> 00:34:49.667
I think I should have
my own show.

640
00:34:49.709 --> 00:34:53.167
You know, I was thinking
a Duran Duran marathon.

641
00:34:53.209 --> 00:34:55.459
I'm sure there are worse groups
than Duran Duran.

642
00:34:55.501 --> 00:34:57.626
No, please, honey,
if Duran Duran broke up,

643
00:34:57.667 --> 00:35:01.167
I would --
I would set myself on fire.

644
00:35:01.209 --> 00:35:03.251
Come on.

645
00:35:17.584 --> 00:35:20.709
♪ Unruly boys
who will not grow up ♪

646
00:35:20.751 --> 00:35:24.084
♪ Must be taken in hand ♪

647
00:35:25.001 --> 00:35:28.501
♪ Unruly girls
who will not settle down ♪

648
00:35:28.542 --> 00:35:33.334
I don't know why
you're going to college.

649
00:35:33.376 --> 00:35:37.209
Drop out.

650
00:35:37.251 --> 00:35:42.001
Let's travel abroad together,
live a little.

651
00:35:42.042 --> 00:35:43.584
To Paris?

652
00:35:43.626 --> 00:35:47.417
But what about Bruno?

653
00:35:47.459 --> 00:35:50.042
Wouldn't I cramp your style?

654
00:35:50.084 --> 00:35:51.876
Hi, Billy.

655
00:35:51.917 --> 00:35:53.542
Hi, Siouxsie.

656
00:35:53.584 --> 00:35:56.251
You know, you still put
something in my heart.

657
00:35:56.292 --> 00:35:58.042
That joke isn't funny anymore.

658
00:35:58.084 --> 00:36:01.001
Come on, Billy,
I know you're still spellbound.

659
00:36:03.001 --> 00:36:05.626
Siouxsie Chu and you?

660
00:36:05.667 --> 00:36:08.376
One month. Last summer.

661
00:36:08.417 --> 00:36:10.417
All she wanted to do
was watch "Liquid Sky"

662
00:36:10.459 --> 00:36:11.751
and listen to Bauhaus
in the dark

663
00:36:11.792 --> 00:36:13.501
while she bit my neck.

664
00:36:13.542 --> 00:36:17.792
♪ Who will not settle down
must be taken in hand ♪

665
00:36:17.834 --> 00:36:20.417
They all look dead
from the neck up.

666
00:36:20.459 --> 00:36:24.501
What are you kidding?
Sandi's family is perfect.

667
00:36:24.542 --> 00:36:29.042
Nobody's family is perfect.

668
00:36:29.084 --> 00:36:34.667
I bet you if you look
into her medicine cabinet,

669
00:36:34.709 --> 00:36:38.959
she's hooked on diet pills,
just like my mom.

670
00:36:50.459 --> 00:36:53.334
♪ You're the one
that's left in the dark ♪

671
00:36:53.376 --> 00:36:55.126
Hey, Sheila.

672
00:36:55.167 --> 00:36:57.084
Hey, David.

673
00:36:57.126 --> 00:37:00.626
Crazy Cleo
and the brothers gay.

674
00:37:00.667 --> 00:37:03.542
Hey, man, can I borrow
some eyeliner?

675
00:37:03.584 --> 00:37:04.626
I might need a touch up.

676
00:37:04.667 --> 00:37:06.001
I'll give you a touch up.

677
00:37:06.042 --> 00:37:07.501
Dude, these are
my sister's friends, man.

678
00:37:07.542 --> 00:37:10.167
Just chill out.

679
00:37:10.209 --> 00:37:11.751
I'm just fucking with you, dude.

680
00:37:11.792 --> 00:37:14.251
Cool?

681
00:37:14.751 --> 00:37:17.709
♪ Don't give up
We'll be alright ♪

682
00:37:17.751 --> 00:37:23.417
What's not cool
is the shitty music.

683
00:37:26.251 --> 00:37:28.042
Yuck.

684
00:37:28.084 --> 00:37:30.876
Bon Jovi.

685
00:37:30.917 --> 00:37:33.084
Boston.

686
00:37:33.126 --> 00:37:35.334
Bryan Adams?

687
00:37:35.376 --> 00:37:37.292
Michael fucking Bolton?

688
00:37:37.334 --> 00:37:39.834
Oh, come on, he's playing
Red Rocks next weekend.

689
00:37:39.876 --> 00:37:41.626
Yeah?

690
00:37:41.667 --> 00:37:43.417
Got an extra ticket.

691
00:37:44.292 --> 00:37:47.709
I'd rather go
to my own funeral.

692
00:37:49.917 --> 00:37:51.501
Let's see.

693
00:37:55.334 --> 00:37:57.209
♪ Every day you must say ♪

694
00:37:57.251 --> 00:37:58.959
You're welcome.

695
00:37:59.001 --> 00:38:03.459
♪ So how do I feel
about my life? ♪

696
00:38:03.501 --> 00:38:06.334
♪ Anything is hard to find ♪

697
00:38:06.376 --> 00:38:07.751
♪ When you will not
open your eyes ♪

698
00:38:07.792 --> 00:38:09.959
I am wicked sorry
about these guys.

699
00:38:10.001 --> 00:38:12.042
I'll sing you song.
I won't take long.

700
00:38:12.084 --> 00:38:14.042
♪ All jocks are assholes ♪

701
00:38:14.084 --> 00:38:17.876
Well, some of us
aren't so bad.

702
00:38:17.917 --> 00:38:20.459
I dig this new look, though.
It's good.

703
00:38:20.501 --> 00:38:22.876
Well, it's not, like,
too Madonna, is it?

704
00:38:22.917 --> 00:38:24.292
I mean, I like her and all,

705
00:38:24.334 --> 00:38:26.417
but I'm not into
that boy-toy bullshit.

706
00:38:26.459 --> 00:38:28.834
No, no, no. It's good.

707
00:38:28.876 --> 00:38:31.209
You look good.

708
00:38:31.251 --> 00:38:33.001
You guys want another round,
or...?

709
00:38:33.042 --> 00:38:34.459
Mm.

710
00:38:34.501 --> 00:38:36.542
- No, we're good.
- Well, I need another.

711
00:38:36.584 --> 00:38:39.251
After you.

712
00:38:39.292 --> 00:38:41.876
Cheer up, Paddy.
It's a party.

713
00:38:52.292 --> 00:38:55.209
What the hell
does she see in him?

714
00:38:55.251 --> 00:38:59.876
Maybe you should give her
what she's asking for.

715
00:39:01.501 --> 00:39:03.126
I hate sex.

716
00:39:09.417 --> 00:39:11.626
The smoke gets
in my brain.

717
00:39:20.667 --> 00:39:23.501
Johnny plays the mandolin.

718
00:39:23.542 --> 00:39:25.376
What's up with the hearing aid?

719
00:39:25.417 --> 00:39:28.751
Maybe he's trying
to tell you to listen up.

720
00:39:28.792 --> 00:39:31.376
Open your ears and your mind.

721
00:39:31.417 --> 00:39:35.167
This is not
an ordinary rock song.

722
00:39:35.209 --> 00:39:36.709
Why don't you open
your ears, man?

723
00:39:36.751 --> 00:39:38.292
What American city?

724
00:39:38.334 --> 00:39:40.667
You're so obsessed with
Morrissey and the mopey mopes

725
00:39:40.709 --> 00:39:42.709
that you can't hear what's good
about other kinds of music.

726
00:39:44.876 --> 00:39:45.834
What are you doing?

727
00:39:45.876 --> 00:39:47.876
Okay, ease up there, Rebel Yell.

728
00:39:47.917 --> 00:39:49.917
All this talk of mind opening
just reminded me

729
00:39:49.959 --> 00:39:52.501
I've got some pretty killer
Columbian red

730
00:39:52.542 --> 00:39:55.084
in my Kiss lunchbox.

731
00:40:07.834 --> 00:40:10.417
Come on, man,
put the gun down.

732
00:40:10.459 --> 00:40:12.084
Smoke some drugs with me.

733
00:40:17.084 --> 00:40:19.626
Yeah, buddy.

734
00:40:31.417 --> 00:40:35.917
Now, if you don't
mind my asking,

735
00:40:35.959 --> 00:40:38.334
what could be so bad
that you'd want to end it all

736
00:40:38.376 --> 00:40:41.167
before you even graduated
high school?

737
00:40:41.209 --> 00:40:44.209
My life sucked.

738
00:40:44.251 --> 00:40:47.667
No one knew me,
and yet everyone gave me shit.

739
00:40:47.709 --> 00:40:50.001
Even the nerds.

740
00:40:50.042 --> 00:40:53.959
And the girl
I thought I liked.

741
00:40:54.001 --> 00:40:55.917
So I found a razor blade.

742
00:40:59.126 --> 00:41:02.792
I'll never forget, though,
my first day back at work,

743
00:41:02.834 --> 00:41:06.542
we got this new import in.

744
00:41:06.584 --> 00:41:08.001
I had never
heard of them before.

745
00:41:08.042 --> 00:41:12.709
I just listened to it
over and over again.

746
00:41:12.751 --> 00:41:14.917
It's like nothing
I'd ever heard.

747
00:41:14.959 --> 00:41:18.084
Martyrdom
and meaningless death,

748
00:41:18.126 --> 00:41:22.292
guilt and heroism,
sex and celibacy,

749
00:41:22.334 --> 00:41:26.417
catharsis and deceit.

750
00:41:28.126 --> 00:41:33.084
All the horrors
you have to face up to.

751
00:41:33.126 --> 00:41:35.667
I owe them everything.

752
00:41:36.584 --> 00:41:38.376
They saved my life.

753
00:41:38.417 --> 00:41:41.751
Well, in the end, man,
they're just a band.

754
00:41:41.792 --> 00:41:43.459
They break up all the time.

755
00:41:43.501 --> 00:41:46.167
But they are
the only band that matters.

756
00:41:46.209 --> 00:41:49.501
Clearly never listened
to Twisted fucking Sister.

757
00:41:59.167 --> 00:42:02.001
You know, dude,

758
00:42:02.042 --> 00:42:04.292
one day your heroes
are going to grow old,

759
00:42:04.334 --> 00:42:06.876
and they're going to change.

760
00:42:06.917 --> 00:42:09.292
And they're going to put out
shitty music.

761
00:42:09.334 --> 00:42:13.251
And they're going to say stupid
things that betray the past.

762
00:42:13.292 --> 00:42:15.751
In the end,
they will only disappoint you.

763
00:42:15.792 --> 00:42:17.501
Jesus.

764
00:42:17.542 --> 00:42:20.876
Are you sure
you're not a Smiths fan?

765
00:42:20.917 --> 00:42:25.459
I know "It's Over" is next,
but it is far from being so.

766
00:42:25.501 --> 00:42:27.459
But don't despair, Denver.

767
00:42:27.501 --> 00:42:32.001
Relax, have a smoke,
have a toke.

768
00:42:32.042 --> 00:42:35.584
You might find it actually
starts to grow on you.

769
00:42:35.626 --> 00:42:38.417
You know?

770
00:42:38.459 --> 00:42:42.542
♪ Oh Mother, I can feel ♪

771
00:42:42.584 --> 00:42:47.792
♪ The soil falling
over my head ♪

772
00:42:47.834 --> 00:42:49.501
Where are you taking me?

773
00:42:49.542 --> 00:42:52.542
I stole a joint
from one of those jocks.

774
00:43:05.417 --> 00:43:08.376
You know, I could have
kicked that guy's ass.

775
00:43:08.417 --> 00:43:10.584
Why'd you stop me?

776
00:43:10.626 --> 00:43:16.001
It was enough that you tried
to defend my honor.

777
00:43:27.126 --> 00:43:29.292
You want to know something?

778
00:43:29.334 --> 00:43:30.667
What?

779
00:43:30.709 --> 00:43:34.084
I fucking hate
Molly Ringwald.

780
00:43:34.126 --> 00:43:37.167
- Huh?
- Not her as a person,

781
00:43:37.209 --> 00:43:39.417
but, like,
in "Pretty in Pink,"

782
00:43:39.459 --> 00:43:41.376
what was that about,
really?

783
00:43:42.959 --> 00:43:50.417
She's so worried about being
liked by this preppy asshole.

784
00:43:50.459 --> 00:43:54.792
She's got a cool job
and awesome clothes.

785
00:43:54.834 --> 00:43:59.126
And it's some big deal

786
00:43:59.167 --> 00:44:02.834
for someone normal to like her
and go to prom.

787
00:44:06.042 --> 00:44:12.584
Her cool best friend
is in love with her,

788
00:44:12.626 --> 00:44:17.126
and she's kind of a bitch
about it.

789
00:44:17.167 --> 00:44:20.209
Is that supposed
to be our lives?

790
00:44:20.251 --> 00:44:22.209
Soundtrack is killer.

791
00:44:22.251 --> 00:44:24.042
They have no idea.

792
00:44:24.084 --> 00:44:28.917
That freckled freak should
try living with my mother

793
00:44:28.959 --> 00:44:33.792
and the losers
she brings home.

794
00:44:35.876 --> 00:44:40.042
I'd leap in front
of a flying bullet for you.

795
00:44:41.834 --> 00:44:43.876
I know.

796
00:44:50.167 --> 00:44:55.834
We tried. We failed.

797
00:44:55.876 --> 00:44:59.417
We're much better off
as friends.

798
00:44:59.459 --> 00:45:01.834
I'm just a joke to you.

799
00:45:02.751 --> 00:45:06.584
I know there's no French
boyfriend waiting for you.

800
00:45:06.626 --> 00:45:09.792
I'm real and I'm right here.

801
00:45:09.834 --> 00:45:11.834
You don't care.

802
00:45:11.876 --> 00:45:14.709
After tonight, we might not
see each other again.

803
00:45:14.751 --> 00:45:18.334
You think you're so much better
than everybody else here,

804
00:45:18.376 --> 00:45:20.501
but really,
you are going nowhere fast,

805
00:45:20.542 --> 00:45:22.126
just like the rest
of the losers in this town.

806
00:45:22.167 --> 00:45:25.084
I'm going somewhere.
Okay?

807
00:45:25.126 --> 00:45:27.751
I might even leave tonight.

808
00:45:27.792 --> 00:45:30.001
Right, right.

809
00:45:30.042 --> 00:45:31.751
God, you're such a poser.

810
00:45:35.209 --> 00:45:39.292
♪ Love is natural
and real ♪

811
00:45:39.334 --> 00:45:40.959
Cleo!

812
00:45:41.001 --> 00:45:42.334
Damn it!

813
00:45:42.376 --> 00:45:44.917
♪ But not for
such as you and I ♪

814
00:45:44.959 --> 00:45:47.209
♪ My love ♪

815
00:45:47.251 --> 00:45:51.709
♪ Oh Mother, I can feel ♪

816
00:45:51.751 --> 00:45:57.584
♪ The soil falling
over my head ♪

817
00:45:57.626 --> 00:46:01.251
♪ Oh, oh, oh-oh ♪

818
00:46:01.292 --> 00:46:04.126
♪ Mother, I can feel ♪

819
00:46:04.167 --> 00:46:10.501
♪ The soil falling
over my head ♪

820
00:46:10.542 --> 00:46:13.709
♪ Oh, oh, oh-oh ♪

821
00:46:13.751 --> 00:46:16.626
♪ Mother ♪

822
00:46:16.667 --> 00:46:18.251
Oh.

823
00:46:18.292 --> 00:46:19.667
Oh, yeah.

824
00:46:19.709 --> 00:46:21.209
Oh, fuck.

825
00:46:24.709 --> 00:46:26.167
Patrick!

826
00:46:29.334 --> 00:46:31.501
Uh...

827
00:46:42.126 --> 00:46:45.167
The true mystery of the world
is the visible,

828
00:46:45.209 --> 00:46:49.084
not the invisible.

829
00:46:49.126 --> 00:46:51.001
Oscar Wilde said that.

830
00:46:54.376 --> 00:46:55.709
Does this look like someone

831
00:46:55.751 --> 00:46:57.709
who should be joining
the armed forces?

832
00:47:02.459 --> 00:47:04.751
Sometimes I feel like
my insides and my outsides

833
00:47:04.792 --> 00:47:08.584
don't match, you know?

834
00:47:08.626 --> 00:47:11.709
Like, am I in love with Cleo,

835
00:47:11.751 --> 00:47:13.459
or do I want to be her?

836
00:47:13.501 --> 00:47:15.376
Am I a man or a woman?

837
00:47:15.417 --> 00:47:18.626
Am I alive or dead?

838
00:47:18.667 --> 00:47:20.459
I look in the mirror sometimes,

839
00:47:20.501 --> 00:47:24.709
and I don't know
who I'm looking at.

840
00:47:24.751 --> 00:47:27.001
You ever do that?

841
00:47:31.126 --> 00:47:32.542
When I was 14,

842
00:47:32.584 --> 00:47:34.667
I took down all the mirrors
in our house.

843
00:47:37.626 --> 00:47:41.334
If I look long enough.
I disappear.

844
00:47:44.334 --> 00:47:47.626
I can't believe the Army
is letting in such a headcase.

845
00:47:49.001 --> 00:47:51.917
But part of me wants to do it,
you know,

846
00:47:51.959 --> 00:47:56.876
maybe -- maybe just
to please my dad, I guess.

847
00:47:57.667 --> 00:48:00.126
But then another part of me
just wants to smoke joints,

848
00:48:00.167 --> 00:48:02.292
hang out, have friendly wanks

849
00:48:02.334 --> 00:48:05.584
with big, lusty,
busty pink balloons.

850
00:48:11.042 --> 00:48:12.542
Oh.

851
00:48:12.584 --> 00:48:15.042
Am I 2 people or 100?

852
00:48:15.084 --> 00:48:18.876
I've only ever known
one of you.

853
00:48:18.917 --> 00:48:22.667
Wow, I am impressed.

854
00:48:22.709 --> 00:48:25.292
You didn't think
I was cool, did you?

855
00:48:25.334 --> 00:48:27.584
No.

856
00:48:27.626 --> 00:48:30.001
The senior class trip
to London,

857
00:48:30.042 --> 00:48:32.042
we get invited
to this really cool party.

858
00:48:32.084 --> 00:48:33.459
We get super drunk

859
00:48:33.501 --> 00:48:36.251
and steal it
right off the guy's wall.

860
00:48:36.292 --> 00:48:37.834
Him and his friends
were so pissed,

861
00:48:37.876 --> 00:48:39.209
they chased us
all around Piccadilly,

862
00:48:39.251 --> 00:48:44.292
but we jumped into a cab
and escaped.

863
00:48:45.292 --> 00:48:46.667
Hey.

864
00:48:48.542 --> 00:48:50.584
Revenge. Go on.

865
00:48:50.626 --> 00:48:53.876
Make the worst face ever.

866
00:48:57.751 --> 00:49:00.334
Oh, classic.

867
00:49:04.084 --> 00:49:06.709
I'm sick, I'm dull,
I'm plain.

868
00:49:06.751 --> 00:49:08.792
Hey, hey.

869
00:49:12.959 --> 00:49:16.334
I'm not the man
you think I am.

870
00:49:16.376 --> 00:49:19.459
Shut up and make a face.

871
00:49:19.501 --> 00:49:22.209
Do you even like
The Smiths?

872
00:49:22.251 --> 00:49:26.084
No, I don't.

873
00:49:28.459 --> 00:49:30.417
Well...

874
00:50:06.084 --> 00:50:08.209
♪ Girl afraid ♪

875
00:50:08.251 --> 00:50:09.626
♪ Where do his intentions lay? ♪

876
00:50:09.667 --> 00:50:11.292
What about your boyfriend?

877
00:50:11.334 --> 00:50:14.959
He cares more about his bowtie
than he does about me.

878
00:50:15.001 --> 00:50:20.501
♪ She says, "He never really
looks at me ♪

879
00:50:20.542 --> 00:50:25.876
♪ I give him
every opportunity ♪

880
00:50:25.917 --> 00:50:27.292
Just for the record,

881
00:50:27.334 --> 00:50:28.834
you are so much hotter
than Madonna.

882
00:50:28.876 --> 00:50:30.376
Shut up.

883
00:50:30.417 --> 00:50:37.084
♪ In the room downstairs
he sat and stared ♪

884
00:50:37.167 --> 00:50:41.542
♪ I'll never make
that mistake again" ♪

885
00:50:49.667 --> 00:50:51.251
It's not your first time,
is it?

886
00:50:51.292 --> 00:50:52.792
Is it yours?

887
00:50:56.751 --> 00:51:02.709
♪ I'll never make
that mistake again ♪

888
00:51:07.417 --> 00:51:13.167
♪ I'll never make
that mistake again ♪

889
00:51:31.209 --> 00:51:32.834
That was awesome.

890
00:51:36.084 --> 00:51:37.542
You were great.

891
00:51:40.876 --> 00:51:43.459
So do you want to hang out
again sometime?

892
00:51:45.459 --> 00:51:49.292
♪ And I know because
you said so ♪

893
00:51:49.334 --> 00:51:55.792
I'm just home
for the weekend.

894
00:51:55.834 --> 00:51:57.751
Well, we could see
a movie tomorrow?

895
00:51:59.917 --> 00:52:01.709
Tomorrow?

896
00:52:03.584 --> 00:52:06.167
What makes you think
we're gonna live that long?

897
00:52:35.251 --> 00:52:37.126
Fuck!

898
00:52:38.751 --> 00:52:40.709
Oh, my God.

899
00:52:43.334 --> 00:52:45.167
Are you okay?

900
00:52:47.084 --> 00:52:49.459
Do you have any lipstick?

901
00:52:54.626 --> 00:52:56.042
Black magic.

902
00:52:56.084 --> 00:52:58.167
Keep it.

903
00:52:59.459 --> 00:53:01.084
Thanks.

904
00:53:20.584 --> 00:53:22.292
It's not really my color, is it?

905
00:53:40.792 --> 00:53:44.876
He used to babysit
me and Sandi.

906
00:53:44.917 --> 00:53:49.334
I always had
this idiotic crush on him.

907
00:53:49.376 --> 00:53:52.917
♪ 15 minutes with you ♪

908
00:53:52.959 --> 00:53:55.167
It didn't even last that long.

909
00:53:57.626 --> 00:54:03.917
I really, really don't think
I know how sex works.

910
00:54:03.959 --> 00:54:07.126
I don't think I know
how anything works.

911
00:54:07.709 --> 00:54:13.376
I'm getting A's in school,
and I don't know why.

912
00:54:14.334 --> 00:54:18.167
I'm bored.

913
00:54:18.209 --> 00:54:22.084
I don't want
to study economics.

914
00:54:22.126 --> 00:54:24.042
I want to be in a band.

915
00:54:24.084 --> 00:54:29.042
I want to have real orgasms
with cute boys.

916
00:54:29.084 --> 00:54:31.709
I want to live.

917
00:54:35.501 --> 00:54:40.501
I have a confession to make.

918
00:54:40.542 --> 00:54:43.417
Bruno isn't real.

919
00:54:46.126 --> 00:54:48.042
I know.

920
00:54:49.334 --> 00:54:52.376
I haven't even been to Paris,

921
00:54:52.417 --> 00:54:56.001
My mom's drinking again
and sleeping with the bookie.

922
00:54:56.042 --> 00:55:00.417
I'm not even going
to community college.

923
00:55:00.459 --> 00:55:04.792
I'm a full-time
supermarket checkout queen.

924
00:55:08.876 --> 00:55:13.042
Safeway, here I come.

925
00:55:29.292 --> 00:55:33.042
♪ The boy with the thorn
in his side ♪

926
00:55:33.084 --> 00:55:38.584
♪ Behind the hatred there lies
a murderous desire ♪

927
00:55:38.626 --> 00:55:42.876
♪ For love ♪

928
00:55:42.917 --> 00:55:46.626
♪ How can they look
into my eyes ♪

929
00:55:46.667 --> 00:55:49.876
♪ And still they don't
believe me? ♪

930
00:55:51.042 --> 00:55:54.501
♪ How can they hear me
say those words ♪

931
00:55:54.542 --> 00:55:57.584
♪ Still they don't
believe me? ♪

932
00:55:58.542 --> 00:56:02.542
♪ And if they don't
believe me now ♪

933
00:56:02.584 --> 00:56:06.542
♪ Will they ever believe me? ♪

934
00:56:06.584 --> 00:56:10.167
♪ And if they don't
believe me now ♪

935
00:56:10.209 --> 00:56:14.001
♪ Will they ever,
they ever believe me? ♪

936
00:56:14.042 --> 00:56:16.667
♪ Oh, oh-oh ♪

937
00:56:16.709 --> 00:56:20.751
♪ Oh, oh-oh-oh ♪

938
00:56:20.834 --> 00:56:25.709
♪ Ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh ♪

939
00:56:25.751 --> 00:56:29.376
♪ The boy with the thorn
in his side ♪

940
00:56:29.417 --> 00:56:35.167
♪ Behind the hatred there lies
a plundering desire ♪

941
00:56:35.209 --> 00:56:36.459
♪ For love ♪

942
00:56:36.501 --> 00:56:39.126
I am super drunk.

943
00:56:47.876 --> 00:56:50.167
What was that?

944
00:56:50.209 --> 00:56:52.209
I'm just out to have
a good time.

945
00:56:52.251 --> 00:56:55.126
All the rest is propaganda.

946
00:56:55.167 --> 00:56:59.167
♪ And if they don't
believe us now ♪

947
00:56:59.209 --> 00:57:02.876
♪ Will they ever believe us? ♪

948
00:57:02.917 --> 00:57:04.584
What's next, dude?

949
00:57:04.626 --> 00:57:07.001
The title track.
"Meat is Murder."

950
00:57:07.042 --> 00:57:08.709
Ah, the manifesto album.

951
00:57:12.709 --> 00:57:14.167
They for real vegetarians?

952
00:57:14.209 --> 00:57:15.459
Yeah.

953
00:57:15.501 --> 00:57:17.709
- Don't mess with me, bro.
- I'm not.

954
00:57:17.751 --> 00:57:20.667
I am, too, a non-meat eater.

955
00:57:20.709 --> 00:57:22.667
I heard that album.

956
00:57:22.709 --> 00:57:27.542
One day I could no longer
keep down my mother's meat loaf.

957
00:57:27.584 --> 00:57:30.042
So it was child abuse
by meat loaf

958
00:57:30.084 --> 00:57:31.709
that drove you
to this life of crime?

959
00:57:31.751 --> 00:57:34.584
Yeah, they're not so bad,
my folks.

960
00:57:34.626 --> 00:57:37.126
They just worship
my older brother.

961
00:57:37.167 --> 00:57:38.751
Quarterback?

962
00:57:38.792 --> 00:57:42.376
Quarterback, pitcher,
power forward.

963
00:57:42.417 --> 00:57:45.376
He plays golf.
It's ridiculous.

964
00:57:45.417 --> 00:57:47.626
I'm invisible.

965
00:57:47.667 --> 00:57:50.792
But, yeah, meat loaf
every single Monday.

966
00:58:03.626 --> 00:58:07.542
♪ Heifer whines
could be human cries ♪

967
00:58:07.584 --> 00:58:10.251
We feel that
popular music should be used

968
00:58:10.292 --> 00:58:12.167
in order to make
serious statements

969
00:58:12.209 --> 00:58:16.209
because so many groups sell
masses and masses of records

970
00:58:16.251 --> 00:58:19.209
and don't raise people's
level of consciousness

971
00:58:19.251 --> 00:58:20.709
in any direction.

972
00:58:20.751 --> 00:58:22.376
And we find that quite sinful,

973
00:58:22.417 --> 00:58:25.542
especially in these
serious times.

974
00:58:25.584 --> 00:58:28.917
♪ This beautiful creature
must die ♪

975
00:58:28.959 --> 00:58:31.334
♪ A death for no reason ♪

976
00:58:31.376 --> 00:58:35.959
♪ And death for no reason
is murder ♪

977
00:58:36.542 --> 00:58:39.959
You know, I quit meat
when I was 12.

978
00:58:40.001 --> 00:58:41.709
And I figured
if Geezer Butler,

979
00:58:41.751 --> 00:58:45.042
vegan metal God of Black Sabbath
could do it.

980
00:58:45.084 --> 00:58:46.959
No shit.

981
00:58:49.459 --> 00:58:51.501
And other than the fact
that you're pointing a gun

982
00:58:51.542 --> 00:58:53.209
in my direction...

983
00:58:56.334 --> 00:58:58.376
...I'm actually happy
you came in tonight.

984
00:59:06.501 --> 00:59:10.959
Meatheads of the world,
the message is heavy.

985
00:59:11.001 --> 00:59:13.709
Moral not metal.

986
00:59:13.751 --> 00:59:15.876
Animals are people, too.

987
00:59:20.959 --> 00:59:26.834
♪ Kitchen aromas
aren't very homely ♪

988
00:59:27.959 --> 00:59:29.542
Uh, um...

989
00:59:29.584 --> 00:59:32.126
♪ It's not comforting,
cheery or kind ♪

990
00:59:32.167 --> 00:59:34.584
Hey, uh...

991
00:59:34.626 --> 00:59:36.376
Are you alright?

992
00:59:37.459 --> 00:59:40.376
I'm unhealthy and frazzled,
but other than that.

993
00:59:53.917 --> 00:59:55.501
Your, um --

994
00:59:55.542 --> 00:59:59.167
your eyes are falling apart.

995
00:59:59.209 --> 01:00:00.709
May I?

996
01:00:05.084 --> 01:00:06.542
Here, hold still.

997
01:00:11.709 --> 01:00:15.001
I'm so tired of myself tonight.

998
01:00:15.042 --> 01:00:17.167
I just want to be somebody else.

999
01:00:18.959 --> 01:00:21.417
Be yourself.

1000
01:00:21.459 --> 01:00:23.626
Everyone else
is already taken.

1001
01:00:29.001 --> 01:00:30.959
Where are the mystery girls?

1002
01:00:31.001 --> 01:00:33.876
We're right here, Romeo.

1003
01:00:35.876 --> 01:00:38.501
I should never
have been born a man.

1004
01:00:38.542 --> 01:00:42.084
I would have been better off
as a seagull or a fish.

1005
01:00:43.126 --> 01:00:45.376
I'm a stranger.

1006
01:00:45.417 --> 01:00:50.376
I don't belong here or there
or anywhere.

1007
01:00:50.417 --> 01:00:53.542
All I ever do is want,
and nobody wants me back.

1008
01:00:53.584 --> 01:00:57.501
Are you trying to steal
Patrick from me?

1009
01:00:57.542 --> 01:01:00.542
I'm just trying to show
Patrick who he is.

1010
01:01:00.584 --> 01:01:04.042
If I can't be me,
maybe he can be him.

1011
01:01:07.251 --> 01:01:08.751
There.

1012
01:01:15.417 --> 01:01:20.876
And, uh, who do
I have the pleasure?

1013
01:01:20.917 --> 01:01:22.001
Oh, Patrick.

1014
01:01:22.042 --> 01:01:23.751
Patrick.

1015
01:01:23.792 --> 01:01:25.292
I'm Brian.

1016
01:01:27.376 --> 01:01:29.501
- Brian?
- Mm-hmm.

1017
01:01:29.542 --> 01:01:30.959
Brian Briggs.

1018
01:01:31.001 --> 01:01:33.084
I think you know
my friend Cleo.

1019
01:01:37.251 --> 01:01:42.459
Oh, uh, one more thing,
your bow tie.

1020
01:01:42.501 --> 01:01:43.709
Oh, it's supposed to be --

1021
01:01:43.751 --> 01:01:45.292
It's supposed to be --

1022
01:01:47.709 --> 01:01:49.626
- It's a look.
- Mm-hmm.

1023
01:01:55.334 --> 01:01:57.001
I'm in love.

1024
01:01:57.042 --> 01:01:59.542
I'm on fire.
I'm cold.

1025
01:01:59.584 --> 01:02:03.501
You just never begin
to amaze me.

1026
01:02:03.542 --> 01:02:06.376
I don't think I'll ever
quite get over you.

1027
01:02:10.209 --> 01:02:11.626
Brian?

1028
01:02:11.667 --> 01:02:12.959
Hey, there you are.

1029
01:02:13.001 --> 01:02:16.251
Oh, my God, you made it.

1030
01:02:16.292 --> 01:02:18.834
This is my friend Patrick
I was telling you about.

1031
01:02:18.876 --> 01:02:21.376
Yeah, we've already met.

1032
01:02:21.417 --> 01:02:27.167
See, good times
for a change.

1033
01:02:27.209 --> 01:02:28.917
Top of the hour,

1034
01:02:28.959 --> 01:02:31.167
Come with me.

1035
01:02:36.334 --> 01:02:38.167
What did I miss?

1036
01:02:47.167 --> 01:02:48.751
You're listening to KISS 101's

1037
01:02:48.792 --> 01:02:51.001
full Morrissey meltdown.

1038
01:02:51.042 --> 01:02:52.376
It's the top of the hour,
Denver,

1039
01:02:52.417 --> 01:02:53.751
and you know what that means.

1040
01:02:53.792 --> 01:02:55.084
The lines are now open.

1041
01:02:55.126 --> 01:02:56.626
And we have a caller.

1042
01:02:56.667 --> 01:02:57.792
Hello.

1043
01:02:57.834 --> 01:03:01.459
Hi, my name's Cleo.

1044
01:03:01.501 --> 01:03:06.251
And I just wanted to say
thank you

1045
01:03:06.292 --> 01:03:10.542
to the charming man holding
the radio station hostage.

1046
01:03:10.584 --> 01:03:14.542
A thank you from all of us,
right, guys?

1047
01:03:18.334 --> 01:03:22.001
You're going to go down
in musical history.

1048
01:03:22.042 --> 01:03:27.292
And one more thing,
I have a special request.

1049
01:03:37.751 --> 01:03:41.417
♪ Is it wrong to want
to live on your own? ♪

1050
01:03:41.459 --> 01:03:45.501
♪ No, it's not wrong,
but I must know ♪

1051
01:03:45.542 --> 01:03:49.334
♪ How can someone so young ♪

1052
01:03:49.376 --> 01:03:53.834
♪ Sing words so sad? ♪

1053
01:03:53.876 --> 01:03:57.584
♪ Sheila take a,
Sheila take a bow ♪

1054
01:03:57.626 --> 01:04:01.084
♪ Boot the grime of this world
in the crotch, dear ♪

1055
01:04:01.126 --> 01:04:04.209
♪ And don't go home tonight ♪

1056
01:04:04.251 --> 01:04:09.251
♪ Come out and find the one that
you love and who loves you ♪

1057
01:04:09.292 --> 01:04:14.376
♪ The one that you love
and who loves you ♪

1058
01:04:19.834 --> 01:04:23.792
♪ Is it wrong not
to always be glad? ♪

1059
01:04:23.834 --> 01:04:27.376
♪ No, it's not wrong,
but I must add ♪

1060
01:04:27.417 --> 01:04:31.417
♪ How can someone so young ♪

1061
01:04:31.459 --> 01:04:35.834
♪ Sing words so sad? ♪

1062
01:04:35.876 --> 01:04:39.501
Sheila take a,
Sheila take a bow

1063
01:04:39.542 --> 01:04:43.376
♪ Boot the grime of this world
in the crotch, dear ♪

1064
01:04:43.417 --> 01:04:46.376
♪ And don't go home tonight ♪

1065
01:04:46.417 --> 01:04:50.959
♪ Come out and find the one that
you love and who loves you ♪

1066
01:04:51.001 --> 01:04:52.501
♪ The one that you love
and who loves you ♪

1067
01:04:52.542 --> 01:04:53.751
Be drunk always.

1068
01:04:53.792 --> 01:04:56.209
Nothing else matters.

1069
01:04:56.251 --> 01:04:59.792
And I'm sorry I tried
to break your face.

1070
01:04:59.834 --> 01:05:01.042
That's okay.

1071
01:05:01.084 --> 01:05:02.959
I'm completely unpredictable,

1072
01:05:03.001 --> 01:05:04.709
especially on Friday.

1073
01:05:06.959 --> 01:05:08.667
♪ Sheila take a,
Sheila take a bow ♪

1074
01:05:08.709 --> 01:05:10.542
I think we should go.

1075
01:05:10.584 --> 01:05:13.917
♪ La, la, la,
la-la, la-la, la ♪

1076
01:05:13.959 --> 01:05:18.084
♪ Throw your homework
onto the fire ♪

1077
01:05:18.126 --> 01:05:21.876
♪ Come out and find the one
that you love ♪

1078
01:05:21.917 --> 01:05:25.626
♪ Come out and find
the one you love ♪

1079
01:05:37.626 --> 01:05:39.501
These things are ridiculous.

1080
01:05:43.126 --> 01:05:46.084
What do you say we get some air,
circulate the self-pity?

1081
01:05:48.209 --> 01:05:51.209
Hey.

1082
01:05:51.251 --> 01:05:52.584
Check this out.

1083
01:05:59.584 --> 01:06:04.251
You're like Bonnie and Clyde,
except without Bonnie.

1084
01:06:04.292 --> 01:06:06.417
Her name is Cleo.

1085
01:06:06.459 --> 01:06:08.084
The girl who called in?

1086
01:06:08.126 --> 01:06:11.084
Yeah, she, uh, comes
into the store I work at

1087
01:06:11.126 --> 01:06:12.751
to steal tapes.

1088
01:06:15.084 --> 01:06:16.834
You're in love with her,

1089
01:06:16.876 --> 01:06:19.584
but you think
she doesn't notice you.

1090
01:06:19.626 --> 01:06:21.626
You're just the guy
she uses to get her fix,

1091
01:06:21.667 --> 01:06:24.542
and that's it.

1092
01:06:24.584 --> 01:06:27.042
Pretty much.

1093
01:06:27.084 --> 01:06:29.292
Yeah, I know the feeling.

1094
01:06:29.334 --> 01:06:31.751
Can you imagine how many
hot metal chicks out there

1095
01:06:31.792 --> 01:06:34.167
listen to my show every week?

1096
01:06:34.209 --> 01:06:37.542
They listen next to
their mullet-headed boyfriends.

1097
01:06:37.584 --> 01:06:40.876
Guys like you and me,
we provide the fantasy.

1098
01:06:40.917 --> 01:06:42.876
We're not real to them.

1099
01:06:42.917 --> 01:06:46.959
But that girl did call in.

1100
01:06:47.001 --> 01:06:50.626
She was talking directly to you.

1101
01:06:50.667 --> 01:06:54.084
So what do I do?

1102
01:06:54.126 --> 01:06:56.709
I'd dedicate a song to her.

1103
01:06:56.751 --> 01:06:58.251
That's just me.

1104
01:07:02.667 --> 01:07:03.917
What about you?

1105
01:07:03.959 --> 01:07:06.417
You married,
got a girlfriend?

1106
01:07:09.626 --> 01:07:12.251
Yeah, I was married.

1107
01:07:12.292 --> 01:07:15.959
But she left me.

1108
01:07:16.001 --> 01:07:18.709
About a year ago.

1109
01:07:18.751 --> 01:07:21.251
Same day "Master of Puppets"
came out.

1110
01:07:24.292 --> 01:07:30.292
I had it on super loud
in my headphones all day.

1111
01:07:30.334 --> 01:07:32.209
I didn't even hear her leave.

1112
01:07:35.417 --> 01:07:37.542
There I was in thrash nirvana,

1113
01:07:37.584 --> 01:07:42.459
no idea that the love of my life
was about to rip my guts out.

1114
01:07:42.501 --> 01:07:47.126
I haven't been able to listen
to that album since.

1115
01:07:47.167 --> 01:07:50.042
How long were you together?

1116
01:07:50.084 --> 01:07:53.709
Since high school.

1117
01:07:53.751 --> 01:07:55.417
Why did you break up?

1118
01:07:58.709 --> 01:08:02.542
I guess the metal lifestyle
just wasn't for her.

1119
01:08:02.584 --> 01:08:06.959
And she hated
that I worked nights.

1120
01:08:09.376 --> 01:08:13.376
We just grew apart.

1121
01:08:13.417 --> 01:08:15.751
She grew up and I didn't.

1122
01:08:22.209 --> 01:08:25.292
Denver.

1123
01:08:25.334 --> 01:08:28.459
Don't forget the songs
that made you cry

1124
01:08:28.501 --> 01:08:30.792
or the songs
that saved your lives.

1125
01:08:32.209 --> 01:08:33.792
You may be crying
for more metal,

1126
01:08:33.834 --> 01:08:36.751
but through those tears,

1127
01:08:36.792 --> 01:08:40.167
we must open our hearts
and our ears.

1128
01:08:40.209 --> 01:08:44.501
Sometimes salvation
is louder than bombs.

1129
01:08:57.667 --> 01:09:00.376
One last stop.

1130
01:09:00.417 --> 01:09:02.042
Oh, not
the sketchy gay bar.

1131
01:09:02.084 --> 01:09:03.917
Billy's not getting
on that bus tomorrow

1132
01:09:03.959 --> 01:09:06.792
without a proper
after-hours send off.

1133
01:09:06.834 --> 01:09:10.084
We will never get in.

1134
01:09:10.126 --> 01:09:15.667
Hey, pull up to my bumper,
baby.

1135
01:09:15.709 --> 01:09:17.376
How old are you?

1136
01:09:17.417 --> 01:09:19.542
He's old enough
to join Reagan's army.

1137
01:09:19.584 --> 01:09:21.084
- Come on.
- Yeah, hear, hear.

1138
01:09:21.126 --> 01:09:24.917
- That's right.
- Let us in.

1139
01:09:24.959 --> 01:09:26.376
Well, night clubbers...

1140
01:09:28.042 --> 01:09:29.667
Welcome to The Exit.

1141
01:09:29.709 --> 01:09:36.834
♪ Tell me why ♪

1142
01:09:51.417 --> 01:09:54.334
Ready for a few gay boys
in bondage?

1143
01:09:54.376 --> 01:09:55.542
Yeah.

1144
01:09:55.584 --> 01:09:56.834
Come on. I'll protect you.

1145
01:09:56.876 --> 01:10:00.126
♪ You in your false securities ♪

1146
01:10:00.167 --> 01:10:03.459
♪ Tear up my life,
condemning me ♪

1147
01:10:03.501 --> 01:10:06.876
♪ Name me an illness,
call me a sin ♪

1148
01:10:06.917 --> 01:10:10.167
♪ Never feel guilty,
never give in ♪

1149
01:10:10.209 --> 01:10:17.042
♪ Tell me why? ♪

1150
01:10:17.126 --> 01:10:23.625
♪ Tell me why? ♪

1151
01:10:23.709 --> 01:10:27.459
♪ Tell me why? ♪

1152
01:10:27.501 --> 01:10:29.001
♪ Yeah ♪

1153
01:10:55.251 --> 01:10:59.084
♪ You and me together ♪

1154
01:10:59.126 --> 01:11:02.626
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1155
01:11:02.667 --> 01:11:06.001
♪ You and me together ♪

1156
01:11:06.042 --> 01:11:09.542
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1157
01:11:09.584 --> 01:11:13.042
♪ You and me together ♪

1158
01:11:13.084 --> 01:11:16.542
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1159
01:11:16.584 --> 01:11:19.959
♪ You and me together ♪

1160
01:11:20.001 --> 01:11:23.501
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1161
01:11:23.542 --> 01:11:26.834
♪ You and me together ♪

1162
01:11:26.876 --> 01:11:30.292
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1163
01:11:30.334 --> 01:11:33.751
♪ You and me together ♪

1164
01:11:33.792 --> 01:11:37.042
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1165
01:11:37.084 --> 01:11:40.459
♪ You and me together ♪

1166
01:11:40.501 --> 01:11:43.542
♪ Fighting for our love ♪

1167
01:11:56.084 --> 01:11:58.084
Why are you looking so sad,
sweetie?

1168
01:12:08.209 --> 01:12:10.209
The Smiths broke up.

1169
01:12:14.167 --> 01:12:15.834
Is that all?

1170
01:12:15.876 --> 01:12:20.001
♪ Can you tell me why? ♪

1171
01:12:20.042 --> 01:12:21.709
So this is it, huh?

1172
01:12:21.751 --> 01:12:24.834
Their last album.

1173
01:12:24.876 --> 01:12:26.084
It'll join the ranks

1174
01:12:26.126 --> 01:12:28.334
of some great last's --

1175
01:12:28.376 --> 01:12:32.167
"Let It Be,"
"In Through the Out Door,"

1176
01:12:32.209 --> 01:12:35.001
"L.A. Woman."

1177
01:12:35.042 --> 01:12:37.917
Ozzy's last album with Sabbath
"Never Say Die."

1178
01:12:37.959 --> 01:12:39.501
Although "Heaven and Hell"
kicked ass,

1179
01:12:39.542 --> 01:12:42.334
I will be an Ozzy man
until the day I die.

1180
01:12:44.584 --> 01:12:45.792
I could go on and on.

1181
01:12:45.834 --> 01:12:47.334
"Raw Power."

1182
01:12:47.876 --> 01:12:50.126
Uh, uh.

1183
01:12:53.167 --> 01:12:54.959
"Too Much, Too Soon."

1184
01:12:55.001 --> 01:12:56.376
Oh, that's
New York Dolls' album.

1185
01:12:56.417 --> 01:12:58.084
Protopunks in ugly drag.

1186
01:12:58.126 --> 01:13:01.084
Best fucking band ever.

1187
01:13:01.126 --> 01:13:02.917
You know,
when he was like 15,

1188
01:13:02.959 --> 01:13:04.459
Morrissey appointed himself

1189
01:13:04.501 --> 01:13:07.709
head of the New York Dolls
UK fanclub.

1190
01:13:07.751 --> 01:13:09.876
I don't think
they ever even knew.

1191
01:13:09.917 --> 01:13:14.334
Well, I hope he knows
how much that means to you.

1192
01:13:27.959 --> 01:13:33.751
♪ The death of a disco dancer ♪

1193
01:13:33.792 --> 01:13:39.876
♪ Well, it happens a lot
'round here ♪

1194
01:13:39.917 --> 01:13:42.709
♪ And if you think peace
is a common goal ♪

1195
01:13:42.751 --> 01:13:48.292
♪ That goes to show
how little you know ♪

1196
01:13:50.876 --> 01:13:56.501
♪ The death of a disco dancer ♪

1197
01:13:56.542 --> 01:14:02.126
♪ Well, I'd rather
not get involved ♪

1198
01:14:02.167 --> 01:14:05.001
♪ I never talk to my neighbor ♪

1199
01:14:05.042 --> 01:14:11.209
♪ I'd rather not get involved ♪

1200
01:14:19.751 --> 01:14:29.250
♪ Love, peace and harmony? ♪

1201
01:14:30.209 --> 01:14:32.834
♪ Oh, very nice, Very nice ♪

1202
01:14:32.876 --> 01:14:35.792
♪ Very nice, Very nice ♪

1203
01:14:35.834 --> 01:14:41.167
♪ Maybe in the next world ♪

1204
01:14:47.667 --> 01:14:53.125
♪ The next world ♪

1205
01:14:58.417 --> 01:15:00.001
Oh, look who it is,
the four faggy friends.

1206
01:15:00.042 --> 01:15:03.084
See, I told you this is where
the freaks hang out.

1207
01:15:05.876 --> 01:15:07.542
Look at this one.
This one dresses like a dyke.

1208
01:15:08.876 --> 01:15:11.042
Eat some modified
Madonna tomboy look,

1209
01:15:11.084 --> 01:15:12.292
you fucking asshole.

1210
01:15:12.334 --> 01:15:13.792
Fuck her up, man.

1211
01:15:17.501 --> 01:15:19.709
Hey! No!

1212
01:15:19.751 --> 01:15:24.001
Get off of him.

1213
01:15:24.042 --> 01:15:25.251
I got this.

1214
01:15:36.792 --> 01:15:38.501
Come here.

1215
01:15:38.542 --> 01:15:40.917
No, let him go!

1216
01:15:40.959 --> 01:15:43.709
I'm sick and tired
of all this bullshit.

1217
01:16:02.751 --> 01:16:05.417
Nice right hook there,
Demolition Man.

1218
01:16:11.876 --> 01:16:13.626
Are we going
to be all right?

1219
01:16:15.917 --> 01:16:18.917
I'll always be on your side.

1220
01:16:46.167 --> 01:16:49.501
That's for me, isn't it?

1221
01:16:49.542 --> 01:16:53.084
Last mile's the hardest mile.

1222
01:16:53.126 --> 01:16:56.126
I think I'm ready to make
that dedication.

1223
01:16:57.542 --> 01:16:59.751
News flash, new-wavers,

1224
01:16:59.792 --> 01:17:01.417
The intrepid
Denver Police Department

1225
01:17:01.459 --> 01:17:03.084
has arrived to end
the siege of this station

1226
01:17:03.126 --> 01:17:06.001
by a deranged and angry
young Smiths' fan.

1227
01:17:06.042 --> 01:17:07.292
No!

1228
01:17:07.334 --> 01:17:08.876
And I must say,

1229
01:17:08.917 --> 01:17:10.667
it has been amazing
to see the gathering

1230
01:17:10.709 --> 01:17:12.376
of the faithful
outside this station.

1231
01:17:12.417 --> 01:17:15.292
What?

1232
01:17:15.334 --> 01:17:16.834
There's a murky river

1233
01:17:16.876 --> 01:17:18.459
of musical history
running through these songs,

1234
01:17:18.501 --> 01:17:20.126
from Bo Diddley to Bowie,

1235
01:17:20.167 --> 01:17:22.584
from Presley and Sinatra,

1236
01:17:22.626 --> 01:17:24.334
to the Dolls and T.Rex,

1237
01:17:24.376 --> 01:17:27.292
from Motown all the way
to Manchester.

1238
01:17:29.251 --> 01:17:31.042
Tonight, two musical cultures

1239
01:17:31.084 --> 01:17:33.209
reached across the divide
to each other,

1240
01:17:33.251 --> 01:17:35.917
and it seems that
in these uncertain times

1241
01:17:35.959 --> 01:17:38.459
of chaos and fear,

1242
01:17:38.501 --> 01:17:41.667
a song can still
save your life,

1243
01:17:41.709 --> 01:17:43.334
it's all or nothing
with The Smiths

1244
01:17:43.376 --> 01:17:44.459
and those that love them.

1245
01:17:44.501 --> 01:17:45.459
It is life and death.

1246
01:17:45.501 --> 01:17:47.584
It's music full of love and hate

1247
01:17:47.626 --> 01:17:50.084
and passions
just like ours.

1248
01:17:53.334 --> 01:17:57.959
And all these kids out there,
they sing for them.

1249
01:18:03.376 --> 01:18:05.459
There's history in this music,

1250
01:18:05.501 --> 01:18:07.959
and there's history happening
right here, right now,

1251
01:18:08.001 --> 01:18:12.251
I can't believe this,
but yes, folks, it's true.

1252
01:18:12.292 --> 01:18:13.959
The queen is dead.

1253
01:18:17.876 --> 01:18:19.709
Long live The Smiths.

1254
01:18:22.292 --> 01:18:26.459
Oh, before I sign off.

1255
01:18:26.501 --> 01:18:31.042
Here's one more song for that
sweet and tender hooligan.

1256
01:18:31.084 --> 01:18:34.167
He wanted me to dedicate it
to a very special shoplifter

1257
01:18:34.209 --> 01:18:37.501
out there somewhere.

1258
01:18:37.542 --> 01:18:39.709
You know who you are.

1259
01:19:06.042 --> 01:19:12.251
♪ I am the son and the heir ♪

1260
01:19:14.126 --> 01:19:18.626
♪ Of a shyness
that is criminally vulgar ♪

1261
01:19:18.667 --> 01:19:22.042
♪ I am the son and heir ♪

1262
01:19:22.084 --> 01:19:24.667
♪ Of nothing in particular ♪

1263
01:19:28.667 --> 01:19:30.959
♪ You shut your mouth ♪

1264
01:19:31.001 --> 01:19:33.667
♪ How can you say ♪

1265
01:19:33.709 --> 01:19:36.251
♪ I go about things
the wrong way? ♪

1266
01:19:36.292 --> 01:19:42.209
♪ I am human and I need
to be loved ♪

1267
01:19:42.251 --> 01:19:47.001
♪ Just like
everybody else does ♪

1268
01:20:06.334 --> 01:20:13.334
♪ I am the son and the heir ♪

1269
01:20:14.417 --> 01:20:18.751
♪ Of a shyness that was
criminally vulgar ♪

1270
01:20:18.792 --> 01:20:22.417
♪ I am the son and heir ♪

1271
01:20:22.459 --> 01:20:24.459
♪ Of nothing in particular ♪

1272
01:20:29.251 --> 01:20:33.751
♪ You shut your mouth,
how can you say ♪

1273
01:20:33.792 --> 01:20:36.417
♪ I go about things
the wrong way? ♪

1274
01:20:36.459 --> 01:20:42.626
♪ I am human
and I need to be loved ♪

1275
01:20:42.667 --> 01:20:44.001
♪ Just like everybody else
does ♪

1276
01:20:44.042 --> 01:20:47.792
- Hey, can you take our picture?
- Sure.

1277
01:20:47.834 --> 01:20:49.084
Thank you.

1278
01:21:04.417 --> 01:21:06.042
The meetings
between the group members

1279
01:21:06.084 --> 01:21:07.501
were very accidental.

1280
01:21:07.542 --> 01:21:09.376
It was also
a very barren time

1281
01:21:09.417 --> 01:21:11.376
when everybody seemed
to be lost,

1282
01:21:11.417 --> 01:21:15.001
and the vile elements
were taking over.

1283
01:21:19.417 --> 01:21:22.542
Four strangers cannot
simply huddle together

1284
01:21:22.584 --> 01:21:24.209
and do what we do.

1285
01:21:24.251 --> 01:21:26.042
And whatever happens,

1286
01:21:26.084 --> 01:21:27.667
well, there has to be some kind

1287
01:21:27.709 --> 01:21:31.376
of mystical communion
between them and some bond.

1288
01:21:35.209 --> 01:21:37.209
But with the Smiths
on another level,

1289
01:21:37.251 --> 01:21:39.709
I really do think
it is true.

1290
01:21:39.751 --> 01:21:44.001
I think this is really more
or less the end of the story.

1291
01:22:49.709 --> 01:22:51.792
I came to bail you out,

1292
01:22:51.834 --> 01:22:54.417
stole all this money,
and everything.

1293
01:22:54.459 --> 01:22:56.626
Mickey won't press charges.

1294
01:22:56.667 --> 01:22:58.626
Some revolution.

1295
01:22:58.667 --> 01:23:00.834
Bunch of freaks spent the night
in the parking lot.

1296
01:23:00.876 --> 01:23:02.376
Should have been
on the front page,

1297
01:23:02.417 --> 01:23:07.042
but by tomorrow,
it'll be like it never happened.

1298
01:23:07.084 --> 01:23:09.126
I'll never forget it.

1299
01:23:12.376 --> 01:23:14.792
Come on, you look
like you need a ride.

1300
01:23:14.834 --> 01:23:17.167
Where are you going?

1301
01:23:17.209 --> 01:23:18.709
I don't know.
Where are you going?

1302
01:23:18.751 --> 01:23:20.626
Anywhere.

1303
01:23:20.667 --> 01:23:22.042
Anywhere?

1304
01:23:22.084 --> 01:23:25.084
Take me anywhere.
I don't care.

1305
01:24:02.917 --> 01:24:06.251
♪ Learn to love me ♪

1306
01:24:06.292 --> 01:24:09.251
♪ Assemble the ways ♪

1307
01:24:09.292 --> 01:24:15.167
♪ Now, today, tomorrow
and always ♪

1308
01:24:15.209 --> 01:24:20.834
♪ My only weakness
is a listed crime ♪

1309
01:24:20.876 --> 01:24:26.626
♪ My only weakness is, well,
never mind, never mind, oh ♪

1310
01:24:26.959 --> 01:24:31.501
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1311
01:24:31.542 --> 01:24:35.126
♪ Unite and take over ♪

1312
01:24:35.167 --> 01:24:38.376
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1313
01:24:38.417 --> 01:24:43.209
♪ Hand it over, hand it over,
hand it over ♪

1314
01:24:44.042 --> 01:24:49.001
♪ Learn to love me
and assemble the ways ♪

1315
01:24:49.042 --> 01:24:53.209
♪ Now, today, tomorrow,
and always ♪

1316
01:24:55.209 --> 01:25:00.126
♪ My only weakness
is a listed crime ♪

1317
01:25:00.167 --> 01:25:02.834
♪ But last night the plans
for a future war ♪

1318
01:25:02.876 --> 01:25:06.501
♪ Was all I saw
on Channel Four ♪

1319
01:25:06.542 --> 01:25:11.126
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1320
01:25:11.167 --> 01:25:15.126
♪ Unite and take over ♪

1321
01:25:15.167 --> 01:25:18.001
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1322
01:25:18.042 --> 01:25:22.834
♪ Hand it over, hand it over,
hand it over ♪

1323
01:26:08.751 --> 01:26:11.376
♪ A heartless hand
on my shoulder ♪

1324
01:26:11.417 --> 01:26:13.334
♪ A push and it's over ♪

1325
01:26:13.376 --> 01:26:15.751
♪ Alabaster crashes down ♪

1326
01:26:15.792 --> 01:26:18.001
♪ Six months is a long time ♪

1327
01:26:18.042 --> 01:26:22.001
♪ Tried living in the real world
instead of a shell ♪

1328
01:26:22.042 --> 01:26:24.751
♪ But before I began ♪

1329
01:26:24.792 --> 01:26:30.251
♪ I was bored
before I even began ♪

1330
01:26:30.292 --> 01:26:34.792
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1331
01:26:34.834 --> 01:26:38.751
♪ Unite and take over ♪

1332
01:26:38.792 --> 01:26:43.417
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1333
01:26:43.459 --> 01:26:47.417
♪ Unite and take over ♪

1334
01:26:47.459 --> 01:26:52.084
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1335
01:26:52.126 --> 01:26:56.167
♪ Unite and take over ♪

1336
01:26:56.209 --> 01:26:59.042
♪ Shoplifters of the world ♪

1337
01:26:59.084 --> 01:27:03.584
♪ Take over ♪♪





