Alex, Marshall, and Macon talk about philosophies of phunerals, pet-peeves, and what we want in our own, maybe.

Show Notes:

The Tri-State Area

Fast X

Lee Simmons

Ecclesiastes 7:2-4

Better than the Geneva Collar. (The Geneva Collar.)

Psalm 95:7b-8

The Ted Lasso Final Speech

Carmina Burana

Homegoing Celebration

When The Saints Go Marching In, or, if you want, a bit more reverent.

Can’t Fight This Feeling. No self-respecting metal band has covered this and made it public. So here’s what you get instead.

Time for Me to Fly. Again, punk and metal bands aren’t touching this. BUT THIS COVER REDEEMS IT ALL.

I’ll Fly Away

Keep On Loving You. This one is a bit more tenacious.

Roll With The Changes. Finally: A punk cover, or, at least, one that looks over at the punk section of the record store with some of it’s guitar and drum rhythms. Look, I know it’s more like straight-up rock and roll, but on the spectrum is closer to punk than REO ever was.

In My Dreams. I’m not sure that any punks even know that REO Speedwagon as a song with this title.

Heat death of the universe. Also would be a good name for a metal band.

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