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On Tuesday, November 2, 2004, two significant things happened in the United States.
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1. John Kerry wasn't elected president.
2. Howard Stern played part of a Steve Goodie song on his show. |
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I know. It seems like far too much to comprehend all at once. Such bad news, coupled with such good news. So sit down. Take a breath. Relax. Have a scone. And plan for the future...
I hear you ask, "What should I do?" Well, I think the only thing we can do, as a nation, is write to Howard and ask him to play some more Steve Goodie stuff. "How do I do that?" Easy. Click the link below, fill in a message, and hit Send. |
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Q: What song did Howard play?
A: He played the first verse of "Hey There, Georgy Boy" as part of a montage of anti-Bush songs. Q: Is "Hey There, Georgy Boy" an anti-Bush song? A: Yes, it is. It's from Steve Goodie's (then) new CD, "You Stink George W!" Q: Cool! How can I hear it? A: You can go to Steve's website, www.stevegoodie.com to check out a free preview and buy the disc. Q: What's a montage? A: It's a bunch of stuff all in a row, like a musical collage. Q: What's a good shampoo to use? A: A lot of people like Suave, from what I hear. |