The twins talk about everything from KISS, twins and more bygone Hollywood restaurants to Roger's newspaper work, music producers, songwriters, sonic footprints, the shrinking collective attention span and much more, including another find from the cassette archive.

Photo: Yale Brothers with Pascal Srabian (RIP), circa 1981

SHOW NOTES:

0:00 - "You Got Something" by Roger Yale circa 1981

3:53 - Greetings and about the song / Tascam 144 Portastudio / Heading for cancellation / Pascal Srabian (RIP) / Steve Kobashigawa

6:21 - Parachute jumpsuits / Les McKeown

7:36 - Argent / Rod Argent / The Zombies / Darien Sahanaja / "Hold Your Head Up" / "Liar" / Pat McLaughlin / "Wrong Number" / Allen Toussaint / Mitchell Froom / Crowded House / Capitol Records / Music producers and sonic footprints

11:11 - The H. Salt incident / Hollywood and Vermont

12:29 - Ernie's Taco House, Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood, 1970s / Ting Ho Restaurant, Highland Avenue / / The Italian Deli, Highland Avenue

14:30 - Three sets of twins at LuLu's North Myrtle Beach / Our friend Nicole's sisters, extremely identical / Twinsburg, Ohio

16:35 - Roger's 1988 Sportster / Pulled over for noise without a motorcycle license / Repossession / Chris' van repossession

18:50 - Roger's current newspaper work / Saying yes / Post and Courier

21:00 - Richard Pryor Wino Dealing with Dracula

21:37 - Making sure Chris isn't losing data / Robbie Robertson / "Sweet Fire of Love" with U2

22:45 - Upcoming KISS show in Raleigh, August 28 / KISS residency in Las Vegas / End of the World Tour / Farewell tours

24:09 - Our friends on Hollywood Boulevard / Manny became Sophia / London Fish and Chip House / Parties at Franklin and Orange apartment

26:38 - When swingers ask you if you party...

27:25 - The problem with hanging out

29:30 - Showering with Sade / Keeping up with the feeds / Pocket / Feedly / Apple Podcasts

31:06 - People don't read / The collective attention span

31:50 - Parting shots / The cassette archive / Chris is going to fix his mother-in-law's computer