Hey, Dead and Gone Fans. Jake Brennan here to tell you about the new season of my other show, Disgrace Land, where we are now telling insane stories not just about musicians, but also about artists, authors, athletes, and our icon series. These are icons who possess dangerously compelling rock and roll hearts. I'm talking about Andy Warhol

Anthony Bourdain, Kobe Bryant, Hunter S. Thompson, okay?

We get the Rock and Roll side covered as well, Van Hale and Chris Cornell.

You can check out episodes on all these icons and more by searching up Disgraysland wherever you get

your podcast and giving us a follow.

Until then, here's a clip from our recent episode on the late great Anthony Bourdain.

Check it out, let me know what you think.

Rockarola.

The Heart of Manhattan beats from the working class.

Bus drivers and busboys, working stiffs and waitresses,

bartenders pouring punch-out cold ones to stiff upper lips, taxi drivers and

doorman with more information than you need. Daily rag scribes and night watchmen.

Cops, construction workers, dealers too.

And if you're not careful, you'll get caught up in the grind and miss the beauty of the sweat and the hustle.

Lose it all to the bustling sound of the lonesome streets,

wake up in a midtown high rise with a mortgage and wife and a kid in a separate apartment.

But if you keep your ears open each night you'll hear the sound of a mission bell

That universal sign that it's time to blow off steam quitting time

When you're too tired to think and too wired to go home, this is the time when you're reminded of your station in life,

reminded of where you're supposed to be,

bellied up to the bar with the rest of your country. reminded of where you're supposed to be,

bellied up to the bar with the rest of your kind, cursing your boss's greed and your customer's stupidity,

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