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Episode 140

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back again. This week's episode will prove to be very inspiring. We talk about the Inspire Brands empire, and specifically their new acquisition of Dunkin Donuts. We also talk about our new mics, John Carroll Lynch, and the new biggest song in the world, "drivers license", by Olivia Rodrigo. This is a very special Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Topics

With new and improved sound equipment Jake and Ezra discuss Guided By Voices' lo- to hi-fi production sound and the first big single for Rush. Jake details his acquisition of a second freezer before the Crew dive into Inspire Brands and their swag, leading to discussions of company stores and towns. The group theorize on whether Kamala Harris enjoys the Grateful Dead and break down the true story of Bob Dylan's "harmonicagate" performance of "Jokerman" on a 1984 episode of *Late Night with David Letterman*. The Top Five sparks a discussion of Elton John and Bernie Taupin's songwriting partnership and a dive that gets a little too deep into the origin of the term "the blues". There follows some brief conversation on Culture Club's "Karma Chameleon" before an investigation of Olivia Rodrigo's "drivers license", particularly her apparent fascination with the suburbs. The episode closes with a traditional poetic reading, this time themed around the McRib.

### Continuity

* Episode 136 - TC "taped" episodes
* Episode 63 - Two-fridge households
* Lonnie's Dad
* Books - *Around the Corner to Around the World* by Robert M. Rosenberg
* Vampire Weekend
* In My Neighborhood
* Grateful Dead
* Jokerman
* Episode 132 - Country Streaming Top Five

### Fun Facts

This episode was recorded via FaceTime, with none of the hosts in the same room, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Music

### Top Five

2021
1. "drivers license" - Olivia Rodrigo
2. "Good Days" - SZA
3. "On Me" - Lil Baby
4. "Wasted on You" - Morgan Wallen
5. "Streets" - Doja Cat

1984
1. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" - Yes
2. "Karma Chameleon" - Culture Club
3. "Talking in Your Sleep" - The Romantics
4. "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" - Elton John
5. "Break My Stride" - Matthew Wilder

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Glad Girls" - Guided By Voices
* "Working Man" - Rush
* "The Circle Game" - Joni Mitchell
* "Sixteen Tons" - Tennessee Ernie Ford
* "Detroit Rock City" - Kiss
* "The Git Up" - Blanco Brown
* "Break My Stride" - Matthew Wilder
* "Streets" - Doja Cat
* "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues" - Elton John
* "Wasted on You" - Morgan Wallen
* "Talking in Your Sleep" - The Romantics
* "On Me" - Lil Baby
* "Karma Chameleon" - Culture Club
* "Good Days" - SZA
* "Owner of a Lonely Heart" - Yes
* "drivers license" - Olivia Rodrigo
Episode 1

## Episode Guide

"Hello, everybody, and welcome to Time Crisis. I’m Ezra Koenig. Each week, I’ll be joined by New York City legend Despot and my second cousin Asher, a graphic designer. It’s 2015, the most Time Crisis-y year in history, so there’s quite a bit to talk about. Let’s explore the cultural landscape with our friends and enemies. Lots of good fun and lots of good music. Perhaps some bad music, too. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Rashida Jones - actress and writer
* Mark Ronson - DJ and producer
* Desus Nice - comedian
* The Kid Mero - comedian

### Topics

In this inaugural episode, Ezra features a story from Rashida Jones about her childhood encounter with Michael Jackson's chimpanzee Bubbles. Despot joins to talk about Mark Ronson's personal history and career, and the group discuss awkward encounters with JAY-Z. Desus and Mero join for the Top Five.

### Segments

* New York News
* Top Five

### Fun Facts

This episode features the first use of the explosion drop, though in this instance, Ezra makes the sound himself while noting the need for effects.

## Music

### Top Five

1. “Bad Blood (feat. Kendrick Lamar)” - Taylor Swift
2. “See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)” - Wiz Khalifa
3. “Fight Song” - Rachel Platten
4. “Shut Up and Dance” - WALK THE MOON
5. “Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix Radio Edit)” - Omi

### Songs Played

* “One of Us” - ABBA
* “Grief” - Earl Sweatshirt
* “Shutdown” - Skepta
* “Vienna” - Billy Joel
* “The Way You Make Me Feel” - Michael Jackson
* “Bitch Better Have My Money” - Rihanna
* “The River of Dreams” - Billy Joel
* “679 (feat. Remy Boys)” - Fetty Wap
* “Feel Right (feat. Mystikal)” - Mark Ronson
* “Everyday (feat. Rod Stewart x Miguel x Mark Ronson)” - A$AP Rocky
* “Ooh Wee” - Mark Ronson, Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg, Trife & Saigon
* “Like a Feather” - Nikka Costa
* “You, Me, Him and Her” - JAY-Z & Dynasty
* “Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars)” - Mark Ronson
* “Rehab” - Amy Winehouse
* “Throw Sum Mo (feat. Nicki Minaj & Young Thug)” - Rae Sremmurd
* “I Like Tuh” - Carnage & iLoveMakonnen
* “Movin’ Out (Anthony’s Song)” - Billy Joel
* “Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix Radio Edit)” - Omi
* “Shut Up and Dance” - WALK THE MOON
* “Fight Song” - Rachel Platten
* “See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)” - Wiz Khalifa
* “Bad Blood (feat. Kendrick Lamar)” - Taylor Swift
* “The Longest Time” - Billy Joel
* “House of Bricks” - Despot
* “F\*\*k the Summer Up (feat. Biker Boy Pug)” - Leikeli47
* “Used To (feat. Lil Wayne)” - Drake
* “Big Shot” - Billy Joel
Episode 77

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back once again. On today's episode, we really explore classic rock. We're talking Grateful Dead, John Mellencamp, Jim Morrisson, *and* Steve Miller. It's quite the episode. Buckle up and stay tuned. This is dot dot dot, dot dot dot... Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Topics

Ezra plays Jake a 45 minute "Playing In the Band" from a recent Grateful Dead compilation. Jake discusses canoe portaging and his speech at his brother Dave's wedding. Ezra plays an interview with Jim Morrison where the Doors frontman expresses his confusion over why being fat is considered to be bad. The Crew listen to some rough tracks from Paul McCartney's new album, *Egypt Station*, and chat about the "Beat the Meatles" anecdote. The Top Five sees the classic Mellencamp line "sucking on chili dog", Steve Miller dissing the Dead, and the Eminem/Machine Gun Kelly feud.

### Continuity

* Grateful Dead
* 8 Minute Cape Cod
* Dave Longstreth
* Vampire Weekend
* Episode 75 - The Doors
* The Days Between
* Billy Joel
* Bruce Springsteen
* Ariel Rechtshaid
* Punisher Burgers

## Music

### Top Five

2018
1. "Killshot" - Eminem
2. "Natural" - Imagine Dragons
3. "RAP DEVIL" - Machine Gun Kelly
4. "Falling Down" - Lil Peep & XXXTENTACION
5. "Youngblood" - 5 Seconds of Summer

1982
1. "Abracadabra" - Steve Miller Band
2. "Jack & Diane" - John Mellencamp
3. "Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Away" - Chicago
4. "Eye of the Tiger" - Survivor
5. "You Should Hear How She Talks About You" - Melissa Manchester

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Playing In the Band (Live at Hec Edmundson Pavillion, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 5/21/74)" - Grateful Dead
* "Break-Thru" - Dirty Projectors
* "Backwater" - Brian Eno
* "People Are Strange" - The Doors
* "Break On Through (To the Other Side)" - The Doors
* "Friends of Mine" - The Zombies
* "Riders On the Storm" - The Doors
* "Fuh You" - Paul McCartney
* "Back In Brazil" - Paul McCartney
* "Waterfalls" - Paul McCartney
* "Temporary Secretary" - Paul McCartney
* "Let It Be" - The Beatles
* "You Should Hear How She Talks About You" - Melissa Manchester
* "Youngblood" - 5 Seconds of Summer
* "Eye of the Tiger" - Survivor
* "Falling Down" - Lil Peep & XXXTENTACION
* "Hard to Say I'm Sorry / Get Away" - Chicago
* "RAP DEVIL" - Machine Gun Kelly
* "Jack & Diane" - John Mellencamp
* "Natural" - Imagine Dragons
* "Abracadabra" - Steve Miller Band
* "The Joker" - Steve Miller Band
* "Killshot" - Eminem
Jake's Old Wisdom Playlist

Discussed in Episode 114.

* "Choices" - George Jones
* "Life's Little Ups and Downs" - Charlie Rich
* "Nick of Time" - Bonnie Raitt
* "Slow Train" - Bob Dylan
* "Long May You Run" - The Stills-Young Band
* "Isn't It a Pity" - George Harrison
* "Garden Party" - Ricky Nelson
* "To Live Is to Fly" - Townes Van Zandt
* "Look at What the Light Did Now" - Little Wings
* "Random Rules" - Silver Jews
* "Why Can't We Live Together" - Timmy Thomas
* "Wishing All These Things Were New" - Merle Haggard
* "All Dried Up" - Bill Fox
* "Euphoria or Everyone on Earth Is so Beautiful, Even You" - Bart Davenport
* "Keep Me in Your Heart" - Warren Zevon
Of Arizona: Dear Nora Selections

### 1997 - 2018

   Discussed in Episode 71. All songs by Dear Nora unless otherwise specified.

* "Make You Smile"
* "The World Is Falling Down"
* "'Round and 'Round"
* "Everyone's the Same"
* "Early to Bed"
* "I Don't Know What to Say"
* "The New Year"
"Unscene (But Heard)"
* "On to September"
* "This Is Not a Test"
* "If I Were a Boy"
* "One Night in the Moment"
* "Come on Inside (2003)"
* "To Be Me"
* "The Lonesome Border, Pt. 1"
* "People, Don't You Know?"
* "Hung Up"
* "Don't Know Why" - Key Losers
* "Give Me Some of Your Love"
* "The Flats of Irony"
* "Antidote for Mindlessness"
* "Creature of Habit"
* "Permanent" - Key Losers
* "Skulls Example"
Episode 60

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back once again. Jake and I reunite in late January, to discuss the topics of the day. We'll be joined by Carson Mell, creator of the new TBS cartoon *Tranatula*. We'll also dig into the listener email bag, count down the hits of 1987, and discuss a very controversial topic - Pepperidge Farm Goldfish. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Topics

Ezra and Jake read dig into the mail bag to read the results of the five dollar foot long challenge, and create a new challenege - the Goldfish and hummus Super Bowl challenge. They dig into the band Sublime and Ezra expands on his fondness of ska and how the sound of southern California influenced *Contra.*Carson Mell calls in to talk about his new show *Tarantula*and upcoming film *The Long Dumb Road.*Jake unveils his playlist for guiding beginners to appreciate the songwriting craft of the Grateful Dead. The Top Five sparks an tangent on Hayley Reinhart's "Can't Help Falling in Love" Extra gum commercial.

### Segments

* Corporate Food History
* Mail Bag
* Time Crisis Hotline
* Top Five

### Continuity

* Grateful Dead
* Vampire Weekend
* 8 Minute Cape Cod
* Hannah Fidell
* Neo Yokio
* Jake's Beginners Guide To The Grateful Dead

## Music

### Top Five

2018
1. "God's Plan" - Drake
2. "Perfect" - Ed Sheeran
3. "Meant to Be" - Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line
4. "Havana (feat. Young Thug)" - Camila Cabello
5. "Finesse (Remix) [feat. Cardi B]" - Bruno Mars

1987
1. "At This Moment" - Billy Vera & The Beaters
2. "C'est La Vie" - Robbie Nevil
3. "Shake You Down" - Gregory Abbott
4. "Open Your Heart" - Madonna
5. "Control" - Janet Jackson

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" - John Lee Hooker
* "Bounce Back" - Big Sean
* "Pride of Cucamonga" - Joan Osbourne, Phil Lesh, John Molo, John Scofield, Larry Campbell, Rob Baracco & Greg Osby
* "Friction" - Shame
* "Atomic Dog" - George Clinton
* "Your Party" - Ween
* "Don't Push (Live)" - Sublime
* "Scarlet Begonias" - Sublime
* "Garden Grove" - Sublime
* "Waiting for Bud" - Sublime
* "Santeria" - Sublime
* "Scarlet Begonias (Live At the Palace/1995)" - Sublime
* "Doin' Time (Uptown Dub)" - Sublime
* "Dorothy" - Kevin Morby
* "Brown-Eyed Woman (Live in Denmark)" - Grateful Dead
* "Friend of the Devil" - Grateful Dead
* "Control" - Janet Jackson
* "Finesse (Remix) [feat. Cardi B]" - Bruno Mars
* "Open Your Heart" - Madonna
* "Havana (feat. Young Thug)" - Camila Cabello
* "Shake You Down" - Gregory Abbott
* "Can't Help Falling in Love" - Haley Reinhart
* "1234" - Feist
* "Sea of Love" - Cat Power
* "Meant to Be" - Bebe Rexha & Florida Georgia Line
* "C'est La Vie" - Robbie Nevil
* "Perfect" - Ed Sheeran
* "At This Moment" - Billy Vera & The Beaters
* "God's Plan" - Drake
Episode 129

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back again. Here we are, talking about music, culture, culinary delights. Today we have no guest, just raw, uncut Crisis Crew discussing the news of the day. Everything from James Gandolfini's love of *Dookie*to the music of Lisa Loeb. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Topics

Ezra and Jake begin with a taste test on French's mustard beer, and the Crew discuss the term for Widespread Panic fans and the best practices in acquiring ice cold beer. They detail an upcoming Mountain Brews track and Jake theorizes a future technology allowing someone to hear music for the first time again. An Instagram post from *Sopranos* actor Michael Imperioli about the musical tastes of co-star James Gandolfini sparks a deep dive into Green Day and *Dookie*. The Crew analyze the self-deprecating lyrics of "Basket Case" along with other tracks from the 90s. Shifting gears, the group touch back on the seasonal recipes of Reese's cups, Michael Jordon's late-night pizza habits, gas station food, and cigars. The top five sees conversation on Trump's ignorant yet poignant statement about Ricky Nelson's "Garden Party" as well as the continuing culture wars over horny music.

### Continuity

* Bruce Springsteen
* Episode 83 - *Sopranos*/Springsteen crossover bit
* Episode 118 - "Old Hippie"
* Episode 104 - "Down Mexico way"
* Cousin Asher
* Episode 116 - Jerry Saltz
* Episode 114 - "Garden Party"

### Fun Facts

This episode was recorded via FaceTime, with none of the hosts in the same room, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

### Quotes

"Beer and cars - that's what Time Crisis is all about." - Ezra

## Music

### Top Five

2020
1. "WAP (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)" - Cardi B
2. "Mood Swings (feat. Lil Tjay)" - Pop Smoke
3. "For the Night (feat. Lil Baby & DaBaby)" - Pop Smoke
4. "ROCKSTAR (feat. Roddy Ricch)" - DaBaby
5. "Smile" - Juice WRLD & The Weeknd

1994
1. "Stay (I Missed You)" - Lisa Loeb
2. "I'll Make Love to You" - Boyz II Men
3. "Fantastic Voyage" - Coolio
4. "Wild Night (feat. Meshell Ndegeocello)" - John Mellencamp
5. "I Swear" - All-4-One

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Pickin' Up the Pieces" - Widespread Panic
* "Sharon" - David Bromberg
* "Margo Wants the Mustard" - 10cc
* "Beer for Breakfast" - The Replacements
* "Longview" - Green Day
* "Wake Me Up When September Ends" - Green Day
* "Basket Case" - Green Day
* "The New Year" - Death Cab for Cutie
* "I Swear" - All-4-One
* "I Swear" - John Michael Montgomery
* "Smile" - Juice WRLD & The Weeknd
* "Wild Night (feat. Meshell Ndegeocello)" - John Mellencamp
* "ROCKSTAR (feat. Roddy Ricch)" - DaBaby
* "Fantastic Voyage" - Coolio
* "For the Night (feat. Lil Baby & DaBaby)" - Pop Smoke
* "I'll Make Love to You" - Boyz II Men
* "Mood Swings (feat. Lil Tjay)" - Pop Smoke
* "Stay (I Missed You)" - Lisa Loeb
* "WAP (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)" - Cardi B
Hannah Fidell

Hannah Margalit Fidell (born October 7, 1985) is an American film director, producer and screenwriter. Her directorial debut was the drama film *A Teacher* (2013), which she later adapted into an HBO miniseries (2020). She also wrote and directed the romantic drama film *6 Years* (2015) and the comedy film *The Long Dumb Road* (2018). [1]She is married to Jake Longstreth.

## Social Media

Twitter - @holafidel

Instagram - @hannahfidell

Website - hannahfidell.com

## Mentions

 15 | April 10, 2016
 83 | December 16, 2018
 86 | February 10, 2019
 163 | August 1, 2021
Episode 28

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis. October. This week, we dig deeper than ever into the corporate food industrial complex. We talk to Chris Baio, from Vampire Weekend, about the snack foods that shaped his life. We talk to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Michael Moss, Seinfeld2000 stops by, plus the Top Five. And a little snack called Hot Cheetos."

## Episode

### Guests

* Chris Baio - bassist, of Vampire Weekend
* Michael Moss - journalist

### Topics

Ezra and Jake talk Rosh Hashanah and having a "sweet" new year before jumping into snack food talk. Baio details his love of sour candy and spicy snacks. A listener sends Jake an email about Hot Cheetos' hisotry and controversial present. Michael Moss calls in to talk about processed foods and their omnipresence in American snack culture. Seinfeld2000 talks about snacks featured in *Seinfeld* episodes before a Top Five filled with novelty songs from 1976.

### Segments

* Mail Bag
* Corporate Food History
* Top Five

### Continuity

* Vampire Weekend
* Hannah Fidell
* Bruce Springsteen
* Doritos
* Episode 4 - Jamie Foxx

## Music

### Top Five

2016
1. "Closer (feat. Halsey)" - The Chainsmokers
2. "Starboy (feat. Daft Punk)" - The Weeknd
3. "Heathens" - twenty one pilots
4. "All We Know (feat. Phoebe Ryan)" - The Chainsmokers
5. "This Town" - Niall Horan

1976
1. "Play That Funky Music" - Wild Cherry
2. "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" - England Dan Seals & John Ford Coley
3. "A Fifth of Beethoven" - Walter Murphy
4. "Disco Duck" - The Rubix Cube's
5. "Lowdown" - Boz Scaggs

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Give Me the Night" - George Benson
* "Bugler" - The Byrds
* "Factory" - Bruce Springsteen
* "Weird Science" - Oingo Boingo
* "Blueberry Hill" - Fats Domino
* "goosebumps" - Travis Scott
* "Hot Cheetos and Takis" - Y.N. RichKids
* "Really Doe (feat. Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul & Earl Sweatshirt)" - Danny Brown
* "Brainwash yyrr Face" - Baio
* "Hot Cheetos Megamix" - Proph & Collin
* "Ain't No Half Steppin" - Heatwave
* "Norf Norf" - Vince Staples
* "I'll Be There For You (Long Version)" - The Rembrandts
* "This Is How We Do It" - Montell Jordan
* "Obvious Bicycle" - Vampire Weekend
* "Lowdown" - Boz Scaggs
* "This Town" - Niall Horan
* "Disco Duck" - The Rubix Cube's
* "All We Know (feat. Phoebe Ryan)" - The Chainsmokers
* "Heathens" - twenty one pilots
* "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" - England Dan Seals & John Ford Coley
* "Starboy (feat. Daft Punk)" - The Weeknd
* "Play That Funky Music" - Wild Cherry
* "Closer (feat. Halsey)" - The Chainsmokers
Episode 70

## Episode Guide

   "Today is a very special Time Crisis. In this week's episode Jake and I go deep on the IHOB controversy. Or is it a success story? We also talk about new burger chain ideas, as well as introduce a new Doritos presents Sweet Chili Heat World Premiere. All this, plus we're taking you to Ojai. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Richard Pictures a.k.a Dick Pics - Grateful Dead cover band
* Despot - rapper
* iLoveMakonnen - rapper and singer
* Chris Tomson (CT) - musician, drummer of Vampire Weekend
* Chris Baio - musician, bassist of Vampire Wekeend

### Topics

Jake and Ezra discuss Ryan Seacrest and the upcoming Dead & Co show. They debate the merits of the recent IHOB name change and the conversations between corporate social media accounts. From this emerges the concept of Punisher Burgers, a vigilante burger restaurant and Twitter account run by Frank Castle. His mission is to take down the Vassar grads behind brand Twitter accounts as he has nothing left to lose. Listener Fabio sends in his rewrite of Ezra's "I Promise You" with new lyrics about Sweet Chili Heat Doritos, and we also hear Florida Geaorgia Line's "Meant to Be" reimagined as "Mint to Be" from listeners Matt and Emily. The Crew then takes us to Ojai, where Jake chats with Richard Pictures backstage about the merch setup, and Ezra catches up with Despot, Makonnen, CT, and Baio.

### Segments

* Mail Bag
* Sweet Chili Heat World Premiere

### Continuity

* Vampire Weekend
* Dave Longstreth
* Grateful Dead
* Corporate Food History
* Cousin Asher
* Episode 4 - Jamie Foxx
* Episode 64 - T-Pain
* Punisher Burgers
* Episode 49 - Twix no repeats show idea
* Episode 68 - Tic Tacs
* Rashida Jones
* 8 Minute Cape Cod
* Episode 50 - Despot's travel habits

## Music

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Brown-Eyed Women (live)" - Dead & Company
* "That's A Lifestyle" - Dirty Projectors
* "Your Secrets" - Belle and Sebastian
* "Pancakes" - Emancipator
* "I Gotta Move (Mono Mix)" - The Kinks
* "Son of Mr. Green Genes" - Frank Zappa
* "More Than a Woman" - Bee Gees
* "The Games We Play" - Pusha T
* "Beware" - Big Punisher
* "The Message" - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious
* "God's Gonna Cut You Down" - Johnny Cash
* "Step" - Vampire Weekend
* "Ramblin' Man" - The Allman Brothers Band
* "Shakedown Street" - Grateful Dead
* "The Music Never Stopped" - Grateful Dead
* "Say It Ain't So" - Weezer
* "Ya Hey" - Vampire Weekend
OUR BAND COULD BE YOUR WORKOUT PLAYLIST

### AMERICAN PUNK, POST PUNK & ALTERNATIVE, 1980-1992

   Dicsussed in Episode 44.

* "Rusty age (Studio Outtake)" - Soundgarden
* "Repeater" - Fugazi
* "California Über Alles" - Dead Kennedys
* "Wasted" - Black Flag
* "Minor Threat" - Minor Threat
* "Dicks Hate the Police" - Dicks
* "Banned in D.C." - Bad Brains
* "World Up My Ass" - The Circle Jerks
* "Budge" - Dinosaur Jr.
* "Wrong" - Archers of Loaf
* "Bastards of Young" - The Replacements
* "Stop" - Jane's Addiction
* "Suck My Kiss" - Red Hot Chili Pepper
* "Waiting Room" - Fugazi
* "Breed" - Nirvana
Реплика

Референс

**Реплика** (Replica) - кошка, точная копия своей матери.

    = **Женский персонаж**

    = **Небинарный персонаж**

    = **Неизвестно**

### Стеклянное сердце

Реплика упоминается её племянницей, Студией, когда та рассказывается Радио и Видео историю их семьи. Она - сестра Реле, однако в отличии от неё, не является частью знати. Иногда Графика и Студия приходили к ней под присмотром своей матери, но позже Реле порвала контакт с семьёй.

Её вырастили швеёй, и когда Синерама больше не могла заботиться о ней, Реплику усыновила другая семья. На вопрос Видео, хотела ли кошка стать дворянкой, как сестра, Студия отвечает, что услышав, какую работу приходится выполнять дворянам, Реплика поняла, что не хочет такого будущего ни для себя, ни для своих дочерей.

## Интересные факты

* Её так зовут, так как одно из значений слова *реплика* - копия, так и Реплика является точной копией матери.
* Она будет одним из персонажей приквела Of Events Prior.
Dave Longstreth

David "Dave" Longstreth (born 17 December 1981) is an American singer and songwriter. He is the lead singer and guitarist for the indie-rock band Dirty Projectors[1], and the brother of Jake Longstreth. He attended Yale as a music major before dropping out. He has collaborated with artists including Bjork, Joanna Newsom and Solange Knowles; his earliest musical projects include the Cartesian Divers and American People (with brother Jake).

## Social Media

Twitter - @DavidLongstreth

Instagram - @davidlongstreth

Dirty Projectors

Twitter - @DirtyProjectors

Instagram - @dirtyprojectors

Website - dirtyprojectors.net

## Appearances

 197
Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen (born September 23, 1949) is an American singer-songwriter and leader of the E Street Band. Nicknamed "The Boss," he is recognized for his poetic lyrics, his Jersey Shore roots, his distinctive voice, and lengthy, energetic stage performances. [1] His music is a frequent topic on *Time Crisis*, especially his embodiment of New Jersey culture.
Мобил

**Мобил** (Mobile) - кошка с неизвестной внешностью.

    = **Женский персонаж**

    = **Небинарный персонаж**

    = **Неизвестно**

### Стеклянное сердце

Мобил упоминается её двоюродной сестрой (кузиной), Студией, когда та рассказывается Радио и Видео историю их семьи. Она - дочь Реплики, которая однажды приходит к двери дома своих родственников из знатного рода с двумя котятами (Аудио и Сабвуфером). После этого она ещё несколько раз приводила к ним свою маленькую стайку.

Реплику вырастили швеёй, а Мобил и её неназванные сёстры также продолжили дело матери.
Episode 12

## Episode Guide

   "Time Crisis episode twelve. 2015 draws to a close, as the wicked hand of time grasps another year away from us. Today we'll look back on that year. I'm joined by painter and poet Jake Longstreth; the youngest of the Haim girls, Alana "Baby" Haim; my sister Emma stops by to discuss some family matters; plus, my favorite comedian and poet, Jerrod Carmichael returns to the stage. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Emma Koenig - writer
* Alana Haim - musician, of the band HAIM
* Jerrod Carmichael - actor and writer

### Topics

Ezra asks his guests to name their top three songs of 2015, Jake introduces some LA-centric music by local artists, and the group dives in to the Song of the Year Grammy nominations sparking Jake to hate on Ed Sheeran.

### Continuity

* Dave Longstreth
* Ariel Rechtshaid
* Episode 9

### Quotes

“Bernie Sanders made a reggae album in the ‘80s.” - Ezra

## Music

### Top Five

Grammy 'Song of the Year' nominations

* “Alright” - Kendrick Lamar
* “Blank Space” - Taylor Swift
* "Girl Crush" - Little Big Town
* "See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)" - Wiz Khalifa
* "Thinking Out Loud" - Ed Sheeran

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Some Mother's Son (Stereo)" - The Kinks
* "Six White Horses" - Waylon Jennings
* "Teach Me How to Dougie" - Cali Swag District
* "FourFiveSeconds" - Rihanna and Kanye West and Paul McCartney
* "Hotline Bling" - Drake
* "Sorry" - Justin Bieber
* "Friday" - Rebecca Black
* "Venus Fly (feat. Janelle Monáe)" - Grimes
* "All Day (feat. Theophilus London, Allan Kingdom & Paul McCartney)" - Kanye West
* "Between Me and You" - Brandon Flowers
* "Lean On (feat. MØ & DJ Snake)" - Major Lazer
* "Screen Time" - Peter J. Brant
* "Light Brang" - Little Wings
* "L.A. Takedown" - L.A. Takedown
* "Along the PCH on Oscar Night" - Nicholas Krgovitch
* "Temecula Sunrise" - Dirty Projectors
* “Downtown (feat. Melle Mel, Grandmaster Caz, Kool Moe Dee, Eric Nally)” - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
* “Alright” - Kendrick Lamar
* "This Land Is Your Land" - Bernie Sanders
* “Blank Space” - Taylor Swift
* "Girl Crush" - Little Big Town
* "See You Again (feat. Charlie Puth)" - Wiz Khalifa
* "Thinking Out Loud" - Ed Sheeran
* "The Tracks of My Tears" - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
* "Don't" - Ed Sheeran
* "The Tears of a Clown" - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
* "For Sale (Interlude)" - Kendrick Lamar
Rock Talk With Carson Mell

"Time Crisis, back again. On today's episode we'll be joined by author and screenwriter, Carson Mell. We'll dig deep on the J Geils Band, and their potential connections to Bruce Springsteen. All that, plus new music from Jung Kook, Taylor Swift, and old music from Mary Hopkin."

## Rock Talk With Carson Mell

### Description

The Crisis Crew talk '90s indie, '80s rock, and the hits of '68.

### Hosts

Ezra Koenig
Jake Longstreth

### Topics

Ezra and Jake talk Marcy Playground's "Sex and Candy." They also discuss Matador Records in the 90s, the book "This Band Could Be Your Life," and the J Geils Band. Carson Mell joins to discuss his writing and his thoughts on Marcy Playground,

### Segments

* Time Crisis Hotline
* Top Five

## Music

### Top Five

1968
1. Hey Jude - The Beatles
2. Those Were the Days - Mary Hopkin
3. Love Child - Diana Ross & The Supremes
4. Little Green Apples - O.C. Smith
5. Hold Me Tight - Johnny Nash

2023
1. Is It Over Now? (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift
2. Seven - Jung Kook & Latto
3. IDGAF - Drake feat. Yeat
4. Rich Baby Daddy - Drake feat. Sexxy Red and SZA
5. Paint the Town Red - Doja Cat

### Songs Played

* One of Us- ABBA
* Sex & Candy - Marcy Playground
* Stereo - Pavement
* Poppies - Marcy Playground
* Ancient Walls of Flowers - Marcy Playground
* Sub Dub Narcotic - Dub Narcotic Sound System
* Indian Summer - Beat Happening
* Must of Got Lost - The J. Geils Band
* Centerfold - The J. Geils Band
* Freeze-Frame - The J. Geils Band
* Rage in the Cage - The J. Geils Band
* Angel in Blue - The J. Geils Band
* Glory Days - Bruce Springsteen
* I'm On Fire - Bruce Springsteen
* Brass Buttons - Gram Parsons
* Watching the River Flow - Bob Dylan
* Cheery on Top - Bobby Bird
* I Saw the Devil - CASL!
* Sex & Candy - Marcy Playground (Played it again for Carson Mell)
* Israelites - Desmond Dekker
* Still the Same - Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band
* Kicked It In The Sun - Built to Spill
Episode 126

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back once again. It's summertime, so in this episode, we willll change our formula *slightly* to give you a summertime edition of Time Crisis. We will be joined by the absolute legend Bruce Hornsby, to talk his new album, the Grateful Dead, and of course The Range. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Bruce Hornsby - musician and songwriter

### Topics

Jake discusses his topical Chuck E. Cheese painting and how the company has declared bankruptcy, leading to conversaion on other bankrupt companies such as Sears, from whom Jake recently purchased a new dishwasher due to a rat infestation. Blockbuster is also discussed, along with DVDs. Jake breaks down the Garth Brooks documentary and Ezra discusses Reese's peanut butter cup conspiracies. Bruce Hornsby joins the call to talk in depth about his career history, influences, and shares his personal anecdotes about Jerry Garcia. Jake previews a demo for a new Mountain Brews track before the Crew launch into a speedy 1986 Top Five. The episode concludes with musing on songs with strong emotional triggers.

### Segments

* Time Crisis Hotline
* Top Five

### Continuity

* Episode 122 - Chuck E. Cheese, Aerosmith's "nasty" sound
* Episode 34 - Garth Brooks' Facebook video
* Grateful Dead
* Episode 102 - Justin Vernon
* Vampire Weekend
* Ariel Rechtshaid
* Eileen's Car
* Episode 124 - 1985 Top Five
* Borgesian

### Fun Facts

This episode was recorded via FaceTime, with none of the hosts in the same room, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Music

### Top Five

1986
1. "There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)" - Billy Ocean
2. "Holding Back the Years" - Simply Red
3. "Who's Johnny" - El DeBarge
4. "No One Is To Blame" - Howard Jones
5. "Nasty" - Janet Jackson

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "I Think I Smell a Rat" - The White Stripes
* "Living Legends, Pt. 2" - Waylon Jennings
* "The Way It Is" - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
* Mandolin Rain" - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
* "Across the River" - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
* "My Resolve" - Bruce Hornsby & James Mercer
* "Wharf Rat" - Grateful Dead
* "Nasty" - Janet Jackson
* "No One Is To Blame" - Howard Jones
* "Who's Johnny" - El DeBarge
* "Holding Back the Years" - Simply Red
* "There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry)" - Billy Ocean
Episode 38

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, Sunday, March 12th. There's a lot to discuss - Jake made a Home Depot playlist, a dream playlist; Vin Diesel sang a Kygo and Selena Gomez song; all this, plus Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Dave Longstreth as our guest, and the top five hits of 2017 and 1981. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Dave Longstreth - singer and guitarist of Dirty Projectors

### Topics

Jake's brother Dave joins to discuss the new Dirty Projectors album, and the Crew start off by discussing the lyrics of "It Ain't Me" and whether they are thematically relevant to Selena Gomez's age. Conversation steers towards Vin Diesel's strange cover of the song and goes down a rabbit hole to touch on his life and career, involvement with music, and beef with The Rock. Ezra envisions a future in which Vin Diesel and The Rock are political opponents in the 2020 presidential election and how it will open the door for other, equally-less-qualified celebrities to run for office. Jake details his Home Depot playlist which includes a fair amount of tasteful "contractor rock" from the late 60s and early 70s. Discussion is held over what music would ideally play in other retail environments. A 1981 Top Five starts off with Styx and REO, prompting Ezra to remark on the bands' similar sounds and sonic transition from the 70s to the 80s. 2017's songs are about small personal moments in people's lives and relationships. The episode closes with a deep lyrical analysis of Ed Sheeran's deeply sexual song "Shape of You", with the trio contemplating the use of the word "bedsheets" and the poor conversation on the characters' first date.

### Continuity

* "Vampire"
* Bruce Springsteen
* Jake's Home Depot Playlist
* Ed Sheeran

## Music

### Top Five

2017
1. "Shape of You" - Ed Sheeran
2. "That's What I Like" - Bruno Mars
3. "Rockabye (feat. Sean Paul & Anne Marie)" - Clean Bandit
4. "Body Like a Back Road" - Sam Hunt
5. "Something Just Like This" - The Chainsmokers & Coldplay

1981
1. "I Love a Rainy Night" - Eddie Rabbitt
2. "9 to 5" - Dolly Parton
3. "Woman" - John Lennon
4. "Keep On Loving You" - REO Speedwagon
5. "The Best of Times" - Styx

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Cool Your Heart Down (feat. Dawn Richard)" - Dirty Projectors
* "Little Bubble" - Dirty Projectors
* "Lose Yourself" - Eminem
* "Respect Yourself" - Bruce Willis
* "It Ain't Me" - Kygo & Selena Gomez
* "Work Together" - Dirty Projectors
* "Winner Take Nothing" - Dirty Projectors
* "No Matter What (2010 Remaster)" - Badfinger
* "The Ballad of El Goodo" - Big Star
* "The Man in Me" - Bob Dylan
* "Hard Luck Woman" - Kiss
* "Your Party" - Ween
* "The Best of Times" - Styx
* "Something Just Like This" - The Chainsmokers & Coldplay
* "Keep On Loving You" - REO Speedwagon
* "Body Like a Back Road" - Sam Hunt
* "Woman" - John Lennon
* "Rockabye (feat. Sean Paul & Anne Marie)" - Clean Bandit
* "9 to 5" - Dolly Parton
* "That's What I Like" - Bruno Mars
* "I Love a Rainy Night" - Eddie Rabbitt
* "Shape of You" - Ed Sheeran
Episode 118

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, in a time of crisis. A FaceTime Time Crisis. In this episode we dig even deeper into the concept of old wisdom. We talk to the men behind the song "Old Hippie" - The Bellamy Brothers. We also talk to the absolute legend and icon David Crosby. This is an episode full of wisdom of Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* David and Howard Bellamy - musicians, of The Bellamy Brothers
* David Crosby - singer-songwriter and musician

### Topics

Ezra talks Tik Tok's influence on trending songs and schemes to make Jake a sensation on the app. They cover Nancy Pelosi's refrigerators again and break down Trump's eating habits and the culinary situation at the White House. The Bellamy Brothers call in to discuss their "Old Hippie" song saga, the dichotomy of being hippies in the country music scene, and drop some old wisdom on alcohol and weed. The Crew talk Bicycle Day and how April is a kind-vibe month with many crunchy holidays. This leads to a conversation on *Silent Spring* and "Morning Dew" as people are staying inside during the warm weather due to the pandemic. David Crosby calls to chat about his fashion sensibilities, JFK conspiracies, Jim Morrison, and his beef with Neil Young.

### Continuity

* Vampire Weekend
* Episode 65 - Trump's Diet Coke habit
* Episode 35 - *The Founder*
* Lonnie's Dad
* Grateful Dead
* Episode 48 - David Crosby's Twitter
* Episode 77 - Jim Morrison

### Fun Facts

This episode was recorded via FaceTime, with none of the hosts in the same room, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Music

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Mountain Brews" - Mountain Brews
* "Slow Train" - Bob Dylan
* "Random Rules" - Silver Jews
* "Old Hippie (The Sequel)" - The Bellamy Brothers
* "Old Hippie III (Saved)" - The Bellamy Brothers
* "Let Your Love Flow" - The Bellamy Brothers
* "Grandma's God" - The Bellamy Brothers
* "Morning Dew" - Grateful Dead
* "Morrison" - CPR
* "Sky Trails" - David Crosby
* "Laughing" - David Crosby
Episode 139

## Episode Guide

   "Time Crisis, back again in 2021. The year's changed, but the topics have not. We'll be talking about Herm Yarl, Phish, Better Than Ezra, and so much more. This is a brand new TC, the first of '21. Welcome back to Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Dave Ferch - Owner of Split Open and Melt, Phish-themed restaurant
* Jack Endino - producer and musician

### Topics

The Crew discuss a the eBay listing of a rare Vampire Weekend shirt from a 2019 Earth Day performance before getting on the phone with the owner of Split Open and Melt - a music-themed bagel shop in Florida named after a Phish song. Jake asks about Furbys and the toys are discussed as being early examples of artificial intelligence. Following a tangent about Creed and baseball, producer and "yarl" expert Jack Endino joins to discuss the distinctive style of singing. He and Jake share a moment when they realize they are from the same county in Connecticut, and conversation turns to grunge music and Starbucks. The Crew do a deep dive into The Presidents of the United States song "Peaches", and find it to be either a song that is plainly about fruit or a Marxist allegory. After an alternative 1995 Top Five the episode closes with brief talk about nominative determinism and snakes.

### Segments

* Time Crisis Hotline
* Top Five

### Continuity

* Herm Yarl: Origins
* Vampire Weekend
* FromTheFreezer
* Grateful Dead
* Winter
* Bruce Springsteen
* Ariel Rechtshaid

### Fun Facts

This episode was recorded via FaceTime, with none of the hosts in the same room, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

### Further Reading

Jack Endino's article on "yarling": http://www.endino.com/archive/yarl.html

## Music

### Top Five

*Billboard* Alternative chart 1995

1. "When I Come Around" - Green Day
2. "Better Man" - Pearl Jam
3. "Bang and Blame" - R.E.M.
4. "Buddy Holly" - Weezer
5. "Love Spreads" - The Stone Roses

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Hunger Strike" - Temple of the Dog
* "Split Open and Melt" - Phish
* "Sparkle" - Phish
* "Marlins Will Soar" - Scott Stapp
* "About a Girl" - Nirvana
* "You Oughta Know" - Alanis Morissette
* "Daughter (Live)" - Pearl Jam
* "Rumble" - Jack Endino
* "Peaches" - The Presidents of the United States
* "Love Spreads" - The Stone Roses
* "Buddy Holly" - Weezer
* "Bang and Blame" - R.E.M.
* "Better Man" - Pearl Jam
* "Save It for Later" - The English Beat
* "Tenderness" - General Public
* "When I Come Around" - Green Day
* "Good" - Better Than Ezra
Episode 11

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis eleven. Thanksgiving's over, but that doesn't mean we can't talk friends and family. On this episode we're back in New York with Despot, Dave Macklovitch of Chromeo, and the Bodega Boys themselves, Desus and Mero. Come join us as we relax on this holiday weekend and listen to beautiful music from people like New Kids On the Block. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Dave Macklovitch a.k.a. Dave 1 - of the duo Chromeo
* Desus Nice - comedian
* The Kid Mero - comedian
* Seinfeld2000 - comedian and twitter personality

### Topics

Chromeo's Dave 1 talks to Despot and Ezra about family and getting jacked. Apple CEO "Tim Cook" calls in to cancel *Time Crisis*, but it is quickly revealed to be another sinister plot from Seinfeld2000. Desus and Mero join for the Top Five, and Despot tells a story about almost fighting a jealous Justin Bieber.

### Segments

* Time Crisis Hotline

* New York News

* Top Five

### Continuity

* Bruce Springsteen
* Episode 1
* Ariel Rechtshaid

## Music

### Top Five

1. "Hello" - Adele
2. "Sorry" - Justin Bieber
3. "Love Yourself" - Justin Bieber
4. "Blank Space (The Voice Performance)" - Amy Vachal
5. "When We Were Young" - Adele

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Stay Another Day" - East 17
* "Could Well Be In" - The Streets
* "Hangin' Tough" - New Kids On the Block
* "Just Coolin' (feat. Heavy D.)" - LeVert
* "Never Stop" - The Brand New Heavies
* "Informer" - Snow
* "J'ai claqué la porte" - Chromeo
* "Mercury Tears" - Chromeo
* "Family Affair (Single Version)" - Sly & The Family Stone
* "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" - Tammy Wynette
* "Second Chance" - iLoveMakonnen
* "Walking On Broken Glass" - Annie Lennox
* "All I Know" - Rahzel
* "Just Like Honey" - The Jesus and Mary Chain
* "Jumpman" - Drake & Future
* "Mrs. Officer" - Lil Wayne
* "When We Were Young" - Adele
* "Blank Space (The Voice Performance)" - Amy Vachal
* "Love Yourself" - Justin Bieber
* "Sorry" - Justin Bieber
* "Hello" - Adele
* "Hello (Remix) ft. Adele" - Rick Ross
The Tasteful Palette of Seventies Rock

### 1959 - 2016

   Discussed in Episode 61.

* "Roll on Babe" - Ronnie Lane's Slime Chance
* "Mystifies Me" - Ron Wood
* "Fallin' Rain" - Link Wray
* "The Swimming Song" - Loudon Wainwright III
* "Fair and Tender Ladies" - Gene Clark
* "Truck Stop Girl" - The Byrds
* "Long Black Veil (Remastered)" - The Band
* "Heart Like a Wheel" - Kate & Anna McGarrigle
* "Funeral Shoes" - Tim Heidecker
* "Change Partners" - Stephen Stills
* "Tennessee Blues" - Bobby Charles
* "You Eagled" - Mountain Brews
* "My Man" - Eagles
* "Bugler" - The Byrds
* "Something On Your Mind" - Karen Dalton
* "Withered and Died" - Richard & Lina Thompson
* "Promises" - Eric Clapton
* "Mission In the Rain" - Jerry Garcia
* "Till Dreams Come True" - Judee Still
* "Dear Heart" - Thin Lizzy
* "It'll All Work Out" - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
* "Going, Going, Gone" - Bob Dylan
* "Marvel Group" - Mother Earth
* "Mandolin Wind" - Rod Stewart
* "Percy's Song" - Fairport Convention
What's Your Day to Day Like?

Debuted in Episode 51, this segment was inspired by Ezra and Jake 's love for the daily grind. During the segment, guests are invited to discus their daily routines on an average weekday. The first guest was Zach Fox aka Bootymath.

In this initial episode we are also introduced to the term "screen trinity ", the act of using three devices simultaneously.
Episode 5

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis five. Can you believe it? Our fifth episode already. This is an emotional episode of Time Crisis. No big time celebs, just good friends and family discussing pop culture and music, and our lives. I’ll be joined by Jake Longstreth, talking about Guided By Voices, as well as Ethan Silverman of Terrible Records. In the first half hour my own flesh and blood, my sister Emma, will stop by. Get ready for Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Ethan Silverman - founder of Terrible Records
* Emma Koenig - writer

### Topics

Emma, Ezra's younger sister, brings some audio clips of the siblings as children, and the Crew, also joined by Ethan Silverman, talks about accents. Ezra shares a story in which a medical emergency occurs during a performance of *The Elephant Man*, starring Bradley Cooper, which delays the play's final four minutes for an hour. A bout of songs themed around growing up and the death of childhood dreams precedes "resident rock expert" Jake's introduction to Guided By Voices.

### Continuity

* Despot and Cousin Asher's absence is noted

### Fun Facts

While Jake does not enjoy Harry Chapin's "Cat's In the Cradle", he does admit he enjoys the sonic palette.

## Music

### Top Five on iTunes

1. “What Do You Mean?” - Justin Bieber
2. “Can’t Feel My Face” - The Weeknd
3. “Wildest Dreams” - Taylor Swift
4. “The Hills” - The Weeknd
5. “Locked Away (feat. Adam Levine)” - R. City

### Songs Played

* “One of Us” - ABBA
* “Spinning Away” - Brian Eno & John Cale
* “Another Girl, Another Planet” - The Only Ones
* “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)” - The Four Seasons
* “Elephant” - Tame Impala
* “Statue of Liberty” - XTC
* “Puff, the Magic Dragon” - Peter, Paul & Mary
* “Cat’s In the Cradle” - Harry Chapin
* “Living Years” - Mike + The Mechanics
* “Game of Pricks” - Guided By Voices
* “My Son Cool” - Guided By Voices
* “Auditorium” - Guided By Voices
* “Motor Away” - Guided By Voices
* “My Valuable Hunting Knife” - Guided By Voices
* “Gold Hick” - Guided By Voices
* “King and Caroline” - Guided By Voices
* “My Head Hurts” - Wavves
* “Abraham, Martin and John” - Dion
* “Ode to Billie Joe” - Bobbie Gentry
* “The End of the World” - Skeeter Davis
* “Walk Away Renee” - The Left Banke
* “Locked Away (feat. Adam Levine)” - R. City
* “The Hills” - The Weeknd
* “Wildest Dreams” - Taylor Swift
* “Can’t Feel My Face” - The Weeknd
* “What Do You Mean?” - Justin Bieber
* “It’s So Hard (feat. Donell Jones)” - Big Punisher
* “So Ruff, So Tuff” - Zapp & Roger
* “Welcome to the Jungle” - Guns N’ Roses
* “Rocket Queen” - Guns N’ Roses
Episode 98

## Episode Guide

"Time Crisis, back again. We re-unite for the first time in many moons, we catch up on life, love, and rock 'n' roll. We talk beef, Ween and Phish, 1975 and Imagine Dragons, maybe even a little Trent Reznor. All this, plus the Top Five songs. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

###  Topics

The Crisis Crew returns with a non-banked episode. To start things off, Ezra posits that the future of the music industry will be based upon clones of artists who will function legally as one individual (à la *Star Trek'*s Borg). After discussion of Vampire Weekend's tour thus far and the covers which the band has been performing, conversation turns to various rock beefs through the years, including: Phish covering Ween's "Roses Are Free", The 1975's Matty Healy dissing Imagine Dragons, a theorized meeting between Steve Miller and Bob Weir, and Trent Reznor hating on Hootie & the Blowfish.

### Continuity

* Episode 96 - Chicago
* Grateful Dead
* Episode 66 - Juice Island
* Nick Weidenfeld
* Episode 89 - Imagine Dragons
* Ed Sheeran

## Music

### Top Five

1. "Old Town Road (feat. Billy Ray Cyrus) [Remix]" - Lil Nas X
2. "Truth Hurts" - Lizzo
3. "The Git Up" - Blanco Brown
4. "Señorita" - Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello
5. "Takeaway (feat. Lennon Stella)" - The Chainsmokers & Illenium

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "T.V. Age" - Joe Jackson
* "Old Town Road (feat. RM of BTS) [Seoul Town Road Remix]" - Lil Nas X
* "L.A. Woman" - The Doors
* "Mess With Time" - Built to Spill
* "U.S. Blues" - Grateful Dead
* "Incarcerated Scarfaces" - Raekwon
* "Hannah Hunt" - Vampire Weekend
* "Promised Land" - Chuck Berry
* "The Prmoised Land" - James Taylor
* "Roses Are Free" - Ween
* "Roses Are Free (Live)" - Phish
* "Big Jilm" - Ween
* "Radioactive" - Imagine Dragons
* "Somebody Else" - The 1975
* "It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)" - The 1975
* "Whatever It Takes" - Imagine Dragons
* "Takeaway (feat. Lennon Stella)" - The Chainsmokers & Illenium
* "Señorita" - Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello
* "BLOW" - Ed Sheeran, Chris Stapleton & Bruno Mars
* "The Git Up" - Blanco Brown
* "Truth Hurts" - Lizzo
* "Old Town Road (feat. Billy Ray Cyrus) [Remix]" - Lil Nas X
Episode 103

## Episode Guide

   "Time Crisis. Back in the same room, once again. Reunited, and it feels so good. This week, Jake and I are joined in the studio by rock and roll legend, Huey Lewis. That's right - the hits just keep on coming. All that, plus a recap of the Hollywood Bowl, and the live debut of "Mountain Brews" by Vampire Weekend at Red Rocks, night two. This is Time Crisis."

## Episode

### Guests

* Huey Lewis - musician, of Huey Lewis and the News

### Topics

Seinfeld and Jake return to discuss the Vampire Weekend shows at the Hollywood and Bowl and Red Rocks ampitheatre, including the band's cover of "Mountain Brews". Ezra talks about his time in Seattle and shares an anecdote about "grabbing a stranger". Huey Lewis stops by to talk about his youth in the San Francisco Bay Area, his musical career, and his hearing loss. He leaves with a newfound love of White Claw. Ezra proposes an autumnal version of Starbucking called PSS (Pumpking Spice Starbucking). The episode concludes with an unprecedented Top Four, comparing the top two songs of 1985 and 2019, which prompts a half-baked *Back to the Future*-esque story involving Travis Scott.

### Segments

* Sweet Chili Heat World Premiere
* Top Five

### Continuity

* Grateful Dead
* Episode 101 - Mountain Time
* Vampire Weekend
* Rashida Jones
* "Jokerman"
* Tasteful Palette
* Bruce Springsteen
* Winter
* Hannah Fidell
* Episode 87 - "SICKO MODE"

## Music

### Top Five

2019
1. "HIGHEST IN THE ROOM" - Travis Scott
2. "10,000 Hours" - Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber

1985
1. "The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis & The News
2. "Shout" - Tears for Fears

### Songs Played

* "One of Us" - ABBA
* "Cranes in the Sky" - Solange
* "Stranger" - Vampire Weekend
* "Mountain Brews" - Vampire Weekend
* "The Heart of Rock and Roll" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "Workin' for a Livin'" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "Watching the Detectives (Single Version)" - Elvis Costello
* "Whiskey In the Jar (Full Length Version)" - Thin Lizzy
* "Bad Is Bad" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "I Want a New Drug" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "Hip To Be Square" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "Her Love Is Killin' Me" - Huey Lewis & The News
* "Spoonman" - Soundgarden
* "10,000 Hours" - Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber
* "Shout" - Tears for Fears
* "HIGHEST IN THE ROOM" - Travis Scott
* "The Power of Love" - Huey Lewis & The News