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Well, after quite a bit of time I think it’s become apparent that getting back on the air hasn’t been possible as of yet. Chloe and I spoke for quite a bit of time and felt that overall, this show was about the chemistry that Disco and I had, on the air. We won’t speak of our off-air chemistry. Bre and Shandy get angry about it.
Honestly, it was a privilege working with Disco. We were able to make a pretty damn entertaining show and quite frankly to replace him is impossible. Disco also took the studio with him, so the only tools left to broadcast with are USB ports and fingerling potatoes.
I have no doubt we’ll be back on the air at some point, it just won’t be for a while.
Before Disco left we did record one brand spankin new episode, so hopefully at some point that will be released. Our Tim to Power music video, which is sitting on my desktop, is waiting to be edited. I’m guessing both of those will be made available at some point. Hell, we recorded a brand new theme song and no one is able to appreciate it’s magic.
We appreciate all the support from our fans and listeners. FINL will be back, I’m aching to do more.
Rob
A good friend of mine, Jay, last Saturday, found his wife, Heather, laying face down in the living room, unconscious and not breathing from a severe heart attack. He did CPR on her until the paramedics came and rushed her to a hospital in Atlanta specializing in cardiac care. They kept her alive for the past week and …
This is what happens when my cousin and I get drunk in the studio.
Listen.
-Disco
While waiting for a client to get back to me on a budget and timeline, that wasn’t going to happen, I made this.
What can I say, I clearly have too much time on my hands.
Here is the first single from one of the most influential new dance groups to have ever made music with a Casio. It is a cover of the Motley Crue classic, “Home Sweet Home.”
-This is the only dance single in history to go #1 in Japan before it was even released.
-Rolling Stone calls Tim To Power “a triumph in the …