Favorite part of this interview “Where’s my phone? Oh wait! I’m on my phone!”

Bill mentioned the drummer for Russian Circles but couldn't recall his name, which is Dave Turncrantz. Everything he said about him was right on point. Dave is such an under the radar badass. I'm glad to hear Bill giving such an underappreciated musician some love.

@rawpower12xu

Жыл бұрын

Amazing band. Saw them live and holy smokes

I loved listening to the echos of Norm's voice come to life through his friends during this chat. Thanks all for sharing your stories.

@Zennofobic

Жыл бұрын

i come here solely for the Norm anecdotes

@jeffreyscroggs3878

11 ай бұрын

@@Zennofobic yeeeh yah' ..i mean ....who dosent come ere' for those ...?!*:

@jeffreyscroggs3878

11 ай бұрын

:.....yer ahhh...Welcome.....welcome........welicahhh'....mmm.........ok ?..by .. now.

I’m a professional touring drummer and knew Bill played drums but I was really blown away by how much knowledge he has about the craft. And especially taking lessons from Dave Elitch? That guy’s a monster. What a great episode!

@---wd3hp

13 күн бұрын

I am a pro too- and in all due respect. He pays a guy who knows alot about drumming and it ends there.

I wish this was a video podcast. You guys rock

@normanhathaway2275

Жыл бұрын

Hairstyling for Spade would bankrupt the show

@dcool2u2

Жыл бұрын

@@normanhathaway2275 😂

@au3014

Жыл бұрын

No, they don't rock, because there is no video. It's a secret. It's CIA. They are like kids, afraid to show it.

@ChakasCave

Жыл бұрын

@@au3014 don’t do crack kids

@Lokua

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. Get with the times fellas.

Just want to say that this mature gal growing up in '70's Seattle, now living in the SE Washington woods on 5 acres with no TV, is now kinda addicted to your podcasts. I listen when I put meals together, do laundry and even lobbing tree branches. Thanks for being great company.

@goodluck2522

10 ай бұрын

There ain't no woods in SE Washington lol

@GDletterwriter

10 ай бұрын

@@goodluck2522 tell that to my husband who had to cut down 20 oaks and ponderosa pines just for fire safety sake on our 5 acres. I'm watching the oak leaves and pine needles blowing in the wind right out my window.

I love that the - cigar store with a buddy - at 6min - was Jerry Seinfeld

Bill Burr did a "pumpkin beer" sketch on *SNL* that was a masterpiece!

I'm only 1:04 into it, but thinking Dana, David, Norm, and Bill all in the same room together. Man, I wish there was footage of some of this. I always thought it'd be funny to see Norm and Bill together.

Hearing them talk about drumming along with the bands Meshuggah, the Beatles, Slayer, Killing Joke, Led Zepplin and Queens of the Stone Age made my day!

"Change Bank" With David Spade was one of my favorites which I still quote when I talk about that fake commercial, hilarious!

Love the podcast guys , i met Dana in Vancouver after his show at the hard rock he was very gracious and kind taking a picture with my late father and I and instead of saying something witty I said "I have 9 stents......" and he says without missing a beat "That's Super, take care of yourself" lol

Thinking of the 80's and now, I am so grateful that Podcast exist.

Why the hell haven’t I heard of this podcast before? Subbed.

I could listen to Bill and Dana talk drums all day. Didn't know Bill is into Meshuggah and Russian Circles, that makes my day. Great episode.

@ANONANONANON240

Жыл бұрын

Bill is only into Meshuggah because he wants to be cool with his listeners. Yes, he acknowledges the skill level needed to play like they do, but he doesn't really like it for regular listening. Truth is, he can't listen to more than one 5 minute clip of them, it's too noisy.

@soth1sol

Жыл бұрын

@@ANONANONANON240 he appreciates musicianship (artisan-level craft, generally) regardless of personal taste. not just musicians, but other comedians, cooks, athletes, etc. it's a big part of who he is. what that has to do with backwards cynical bs projections re wanting to be cool with listeners (most of which had never heard of meshuggah before burr mentioned 'em of his podcast), idk. "is into" is still all the way apropos. no "only" qualifiers necessary.

@billriddle9215

Жыл бұрын

@@ANONANONANON240 When I saw them live they sucked big time,just a hype Jewish band...nothing more.

@Ring0--

10 ай бұрын

​@@billriddle9215WTF? You might consider a Miley Cyrus concert and a Bud light.

'what are you doing?' ' I'm smelling My glove!'

'i'm good for a father of two.' modesty well played. excellent.

Love Billy Burr, they mention some of the best SNL commercials at the end. Bill is in one of them "real Bostonians try pumpkin beer" 😂

The fans don't care if you 2 Video this on your iPhone. This is a duo I didn't see coming. Great Ep.👌🏽

Love Bill. GREAT to hear Steven Adler getting some love, too. The drumming on Appetite gave those songs an energy and vibe that people may not appreciate at first glance.

I have lost track of how many Fly on the Wall episodes i have watched now and i have loved them all, but i have noticed David has some funny jokes or funny things he’ll slide into the conversations and no one seems to notice. Maybe it’s my type of humor and that’s why i get it, but to me it deserves more recognition. I hear you David. You are seen 😂. I love this pod. And no, David did not pay me to type this into the comment section….i swear……. (c’mon David, $5…really?)

Dana has previously mentioned the legendary Neil Young SNL performance of “Rockin’ In The Free World”. Bill Burr mentions his favorite Drummer, Steve Jordan. Young’s Drummer for SNL that night was Steve Jordan! Watch it again and witness how Jordan drives that Band!

I always feel like Louis CK is like the proverbial “elephant in the room” in these conversations because he was among the best and top comedians in so many of these venues for so long. It’s like he’s now “he who must not be named.” I know the whole reason but you still can’t change history. I did see one of his recent shows and honestly it was some of his funniest stuff ever.

I love that Dana messed up Burnt Chrysler's name

@Genious.

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. It will be interesting to see if they get the spelling of his name correct on his headstone next month. Or week. Whichever.

@XselfwillrunriotX

Жыл бұрын

Hahahah Burt Chrysler was awesome. BURNT Chrysler is EPIC.

@migzydrift

Жыл бұрын

R.I.P. Blurt Chrysler You were fat

@BPH55

Жыл бұрын

@@Genious.no no no. Burnt really is going to outlive all his loved ones and die alone. It’s his biggest nightmeer and he is manifesting it. No one to celebrate him at his funeral.

@Genious.

Жыл бұрын

@@BPH55 I love it! I especially love the 'nightmeer' part. Grapefruit Simmons would also appreciate that.

Love all 3 of these guys. David Spade is a super cool guy. I got to act in a scene with him in Joe Dirt 2 ….he was awesome to work with…funny as hell :)

Burr sounds like a bunch of my buddies, love his passion for music, always liked Dana's music connection, and Spade you were good too. Love the show, listen all the time, keep it up please.

1:13:02 Bill mentions Dave Grohl playing with the band Killing Joke the irony here is that Killing Joke threatened to sue Nirvana over the fact that _Come As You Are_ sounded like KJ's song _Eighties_ - Killing Joke never pursued any such thing after Kurt Cobain's death - true story

The drum chat was my favorite part of this cast!

Burt Crusher is the Popvov of comedy. To each it’s own.

So good to have all my favorites in one space! Thrilled to come across this! Going to binge them all now.

Hybernol is probably my favorite SNL commercial. Every time I get sick, I think of it.

Bill, You feel those drum/drummers. I love your passion about it! How can ya not listen to you rant about it. Steven Adler highly underrated.

Love how humble David and Dana are… I grew up watching you David. You are the best. And I saw Dana live. Funny as shit! He got everyone at Iowa state fair to laugh

Steven Adler has always been my favorite drummer. I saw him a few months ago in a small, half filled club. Bill’s theory of how he influenced drums in the 90’s is something I’ve been saying for years.

@TheDamageinc81

Жыл бұрын

Where's Steven hanging out at lately?

LOVE this podcast, its really funny and so honest. Thanks for letting us be a fly on your wall! I wanted to throw a vote in for "Its Not Pizza" for one of the best snl fake commercials. Kirsten Wiig is impossible to resist. 😂

Love Bill Burr’s comedy. Super funny. 😂

This was fucking great. Been fan of Dana & Spade since SNL days & a fan of Bill Burr since Chappelle Show.

The music piece was awesome! Burr is a total drum geek. Great shit, he should do a music podcast; he'd be great.

@christopherallen9580

Жыл бұрын

And Dana was keeping up with Bill!

Good to see actual funny comedians on youtube

Gotta leave another comment just to correct something Bill said about Them Crooked Vultures. He said they took a “hired gun” on the road with them for their tour…that “hired gun” is actually one of the most underrated musicians and producers around, named Alain Johannes. Just look him up and check out how many amazing records and artists he’s been involved with. He and his wife (RIP) helped Chris Cornell with his masterpiece solo album “Euphoria Mourning.” He also helped mix / record a lot of the best Queens of the Stone Age material. He is FAR more than just a hired gun. I know Billy will never read this comment but hopefully some day someone fills him in on this legend.

@DannyKopij

Жыл бұрын

In his defense- anyone who's not part of the core lineup of a band that plays alongside them for live or studio purposes is generally a hired gun in some capacity regardless of how revered and skilled they are outside of that. Johannes is a legend but hes also known for being a reliable and consistent hired gun.

@johnulcer

Жыл бұрын

@@DannyKopij i get your point, but imo, hired gun usually implies that someone is brought in after the fact to fulfill a position but who has very little creative input or substance basically, but is just there to fill a role and is usually sort of a faceless session musician. I guess my point was that he’s a lot more than just a generic stand-in, and has been responsible for a lot of great work, including projects with Homme, and has a distinct creative voice.

@johnmcnab4273

Жыл бұрын

I met Alain here in Santiago's airport in February of 2014. I was speaking to him in english and he stopped me and asked if i spoke in spanish, and i froze and whimpered "si..." and he was like "Ah pero hablemos español entonces!", and i felt like an idiot, but he was cool about it. I had totally forgotten he's half Chilean.

@egberteil8462

Жыл бұрын

Alain rules! I hope the Vultures will write another album someday.

@j-lotiz4323

Жыл бұрын

​@@johnulcer most hired guns have great credentials... which is how they get hired... its not like being picked last in dodgeball. Hired gun is not a derogatory term. But I get what your saying, when referring to a great artist "hired gun" is more of an understatement than an acknowledgment.

This was a great episode! My two favorite comics are Bill Burr and Patrice O'Neal. I truly appreciate and enjoyed this podcast.

Love Bill. Love you guys. Thank you so much for existing! You have a new subscriber.

"I wish I could say what I want." That's a sad quote. I wonder what Carvey's afraid to say.

@RightAsAlways5759

14 күн бұрын

They’re “betters” control them

Love just listening to three funny guys talking..great show thank you!

What a great podcast this was … love all three of these guys

It was so fun to listen to you geek out on music and drummers. I love your comedy; and knowing your love of music made it all the more fun.

I love to hear passion for music. I live my life to be able to play bass. I can relate to this side of burr more than anything.

Really enjoy this!! Thanks.

Dang..I would’ve loved to have seen a video version of this podcast.

Thanks for the warning about the drums. Great talk. Would’ve loved to have heard more about the Lovitz lunch. Everyone had such a great spin on Jon. I think this and Chevy have been my favorite episodes so far. ❤

Great show guys, thank you!

Wonderful humans. We are lucky they chose to entertain. Are we not entertained? Such legends

I’ve been waiting for this episode. Thank you Dana , David and Bill!

Loved this pod! I don’t think you guys had to preface the drum talk. I know NOTHING about drumming but learned so much about it from your conversation! You guys threw out names that makes me want to look them up on KZread etc. Bravo, gentlemen! Oh, David…I totally remember your set on the Young Comedians show!!!! ❤

Bill Burr's accurate comment about relevance and how to stay relevant. That is the Truth. And speaks to everything else that's going on in our lives. Comedians provide a space in our consciousness. It's the Ah's and Ha's thst strike a chord . A special note is heard all at once your audience gets it. Sparks !

I’m so excited and happy that you’re mentioning my friends!

Nice Gregg Allman I’m no Angel reference. ❤

As a drummer I enjoyed the deep dive into that part of his life! Great stuff. When you’re young you want the huge kit that all the rockers had in the 70s and 80s, and all the acoustic and electronic toys that Neil Peart had to be able to play along to those complex arrangements. But you eventually learn to also study and appreciate the details in drummers that do a lot with so little. Max Weinberg is another favorite- just absolutely kills on a kit made of the essentials.

The car commercial David is talking about is the Chameleon XLE. I had that episode on tape. My dad walked in while I was watching it and asked if it was real. 4 exposed rims, one in school bus yellow!

We should petition to get Spade to replace James Cordon at the Late Late Show.

Regarding drummers, Mikko Sirén, the drummer from the Finnish metal band, Apocalyptica is one of the best drummer around. I've seen the band live a couple of times. They also did live concerts on KZread and this man is the real deal!

Love show keep it flowing

I wish this was video. Great podcast guys. 😁

As a elec bass player over 45 yrs, I appreciated the technical drum talk. Bill B. sounds like he's a way better drummer than he let's on.

@jeffreyscroggs3878

11 ай бұрын

:..guitarist ere'....for like 46 yrs....began at age 11. ..like maybe Bill should jam w/us....Id audition him. I mean give him a taste....eh'... He seems ready to me.

@ernieD

11 ай бұрын

@@jeffreyscroggs3878 Sure thing mate. Yal come out to Texas. We'll give 'er a whirl. ;>)

@jeffreyscroggs3878

11 ай бұрын

I mean, maybe ,when youve put in at least 46 years...Then we can try to Spin the Twirllin Whirrlin Musical Wheel that goes in a round a bout way....but w/only 45 years in...I'm afraid ...you might be a lil' Green'...

Great interview with Mr Burr!

This was great fun! Especially the drum chat! Btw, thanks for shutting the f*ck up early about politics and giving us all a break!

52:13 Spade doesn't wanna say "women" are die hard True Crime enthusiasts 😂 but we totally are lol I asked myself why... tbh & speaking only for me, I like it cuz it's salacious, crazy, gory f'kd up stuff! 🌞

You guys are great!! To sit at a table with you guys, fucking amazing!! Hilarious!! Much Love ❤️❤️❤️

Great episode!

I understand the preview of the last 20 minutes about drumming. But it's cool to hear someone talk about something they are passionate about.

See Bill, vengeance is uncomfortable for you because deep down you know that "Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord!" God bless ya 🥰🙏

Dana was drumming for the Lou Reed Band!? Wow, this is Cool ! 🙌

This was a really fun pod

Burr funniest guy in america today

Great bill burr impression

So cool you guys spent alot of time on Norm. That makes me feel better about missing him so much er...being obsessed with him

Love the drum spit,good correct drummer info,love you guys

@martyconklin3508

Жыл бұрын

Bottom was awesome at mixing the 3 and 4 count

Yes please and thank you!!!! Love the podcast!

Enjoyed this.

Great impression!!

Loved the drum talk

These 3 guys are the funniest I would love to hangout with these guys for 5 mins. I have laughed the whole time. I love it. 😂😂😂😂

I loooove this

Love these guys working their podcast. It’s way more work than it seems. Bill Burr , a “17 year overnight“ sensation 😅

If you give Jim a dollar he can give you 10 dimes. He can give you 4 quarters. He can give you 3 quarters and 5 nickels. Options.

Can we get a pod of Dana and Bill talking drums & tunes

The E Meth commercial was funny.

Bill doing a Loren Micheals impression 🙏

@1:05:02 I laughed so hard thinking of Ringo keeping rhythm to Pauls ass.

1:15:02 Love the love for song for the dead

Queens of the Stone Age - A Song for the Dead. Best lead drum solo intro.

@mikeelton3686

Жыл бұрын

If it's a drum solo Noone compares to Neil Peart.

For me, it’s cuz I literally grew up with Ted Bundy & Gary Ridgeway (Green River Killer). I don’t watch those murder shows much anymore because I learned as much as there is to learn. I’ve had a few stalkers & random encounters & in 1 case, a constant, lifetime problem with a relative, but I’m not the dingy timid type & am very careful & conspicuous. When so go on a 1st date, I make my date give his I.D. to a roommate or relative to write down his info. Been an insomniac night owl since very young childhood & have always walked around in the dark, inside & outside. My fav line when I go out to smoke is “Perimeter Check!”. And I really do perimeter checks! I also make friends, boyfriends & family members do it too so it is known that we are all over the property all the time at staggered times. I have some great stories thwarting perverts’ plans or impulse behaviors.

@christopherallen9580

5 ай бұрын

tell is more

damn, was hoping this was video, great show

Oh snap! Billy red face!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

one word YES!!!!!

good show!!

Is there a place to 'watch' these podcasts? Many references to camera work etc. but here, there is only audio. Anybody know if there is video for Fly on the Wall?

Bad Idea Jeans, loved it!

@ruamcdill7871

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, love Bill Burr too

Was good listening to old Billy Peach Nuts on your show.

Never really saw anything too "dirty" because for the most part it was on basic cable, (stuff like Evening at the improve and shows like that, they had a ton of those in the late 80's early 90's) But I remember David Spade from his early stand up, he was good enough that he really stood out even back then, the biggest thing I remember is he used to do this great Impression of Tom Petty.