FULL SHOW: Bris-mas Eve

17:21Keyzie:Oh, we've known about it for weeks. Oh, right, okay. Well, similarly to you, I didn't really watch anything last night because I had Kesey's wife on the phone in tears. Oh, yeah, that's right. And it was a real doozy last night, so the phone call went on for a couple of hours. What time was that? I was around from about 7.30 till about 11. Right, that's a long one, three and a half hours. Yeah, man. Because when I got home, I had dinner with my wife, and then we watched Grand Designs New Zealand. She opened mic to you. The phone was in her pocket. Yeah, I could hear the TV in the background and stuff.

17:59Right, so you were just listening to us have dinner and then watch Grand Designs and then go to bed. So you watched Grand Designs last night, man.

18:06Keyzie:How was it? It's funny because you should say that because Keezy was like, we haven't had portments in ages. Did I say that? Yeah, when you were having dinner. Well, to be fair, we haven't. It's been like at least four days. So how would he know that? How would James know that? You were listening. Yeah, man. Oh, gosh. Were you listening to all of it? Yeah. Even the bit. Yeah. Sorry about that. Oh, it was good.

18:31Last night I watched Grand Designs New Zealand on TVNZ+. Grand Designs New Zealand. Okay, yes. Was that the one your wife likes? Yeah. Oh, with the hot guy. Yeah, there's a crush on the host there. It was fine. I stopped watching halfway through. It didn't grab us. It didn't grab us. Right. We've got half to watch now. And so what happened was I was like, hey, should we watch the rest in bed? I like saying that. On the laptop.

18:56Keyzie:Yeah. She was still on the phone at that point. Is that your trick, is it? And then she was like, yeah, keen. And then we went to bed. Yeah. And then we both were like, I can't be bothered. That was brilliant from you because there's a guy on the show that she finds really attractive. Not really attractive. which is just like he's great very attractive and Kesey goes hey shall we take this into the boudoir but he knows well enough to go let's watch half of it yeah yeah and then put put it on on the laptop yeah yeah that's what I was doing fellas that's what I was doing plus Jase was listening in the whole time so it was just a real sick operation yeah you're a filthy bastard I'll give that episode 2.8 buzzies out of a possible five so far that's our best ever what's on the telly I think so.

19:45I agree with you, man.

19:46Keyzie:Here's gorillas.

20:00It's the Hauraki Big Show. Thursday.

20:03Keyzie:Robber. Douche, douche. Keezy was looking again. He thought I was going to blow it, but no, man. I was on. You're the man. I am da man. Good for you, Jase. Hey, a text here on 3483. What's the throbber?

20:21It's a great question. I'll say that. It's when we each select a tune that's absolute banger, like hard out rock and roll, not any sort of slow down rubbish that can be called a throbber when it's actually not a throbber. You give us a ring, first of two votes out of three gets your song played, and we count the winners every single week until at the end of the year, that person gets crowned the man and gets given a million dollars. Yeah. Yeah, they get their own throb, a special. 0800-HORAKI is the number, by the way. I wasn't here last Friday, fellas, because I was on a piss trip. Oh, yeah. But based on what I saw on the text machine, it sounded like you guys had a shocker.

20:59So I hope we've all got big tunes.

21:01Keyzie:Big tune. Yeah, it was a shocker last week. I mean, for a start, I won. A bad sign. Yeah, which probably demonstrates that it wasn't a great range of songs. And also today's one's got a theme, doesn't it? It sure does. Which is Magic Round. Yeah. Because we've got a Magic Round tomorrow. Oh, okay. Jase has just made a funny face like he didn't realise it had a theme. Here we go. Okay, well, let's go with yours first, Jase. What song is this, man? I don't know. No, what is it? Stone Temple Pilots. Find place for a day full breakdown. Takes more than a meltdown to show us how. Yeah, baby. Meat plow.

21:43Keyzie:Meat plow. Yes. What's the correlation there? Well, we're rocking it when we go to bloody Brizzy. We're all on, man. We're going for it. And what's that got to do with the meat plow? Are you going to have an affair over there? It's not really the lyrics that are that relevant. It's the vibe of the song. Oh, no. We're going hard. That's a shame because it has to literally be about the lyrics and that, you know? Or the name of the song. I mean, Meat Plow doesn't immediately make me think, you know, Magic Round. I mean, when we just said that it had to be about Magic Round, you had a look on your face like, oh, shit, I didn't know that.

22:25And then we played the song and it became clear that you didn't know that. It's true. It's a tune. Asterisk. Banned. Banned. Disqualified.

22:36Pugs, can you jump on the chat there, man? No, that's cool. I don't want to feel like we're bad. Thoughts here, Pugs? I mean, we all saw the message in the group chat that that was the thing. 100%. Fair enough. Do you feel like this song falls into the category of Magic Round? It doesn't fall into any category I want to hear. Hey, man. Meat plow. Meat plow. Meat plow. A bit of sass from Pugs on. Yeah, man. All right, so disqualified or asterisk? Disqualified. Okay. I mean it's not on brand is it? No it's not I mean look let's be honest I think we leave it in there Because an asterisk is as good as a loss Yeah you're right Let's be completely honest And it's not going to win anyway And we're also here in May And you haven't got an asterisk yet And I'd like you to have one Because every week from here on out You can complain about it Yeah that's a good point Alright I'll go next fellas Very much the tone of the weekend This next tune

23:48It's a song called Lit Up by Buck Cherry. Some of the lyrics in there are inappropriate, Keezy. Well, no, I'd just like to say it's not about the chorus at all. And I'm very much against the use and consumption of A-class drugs. It's just being lit up and having an excellent time.

24:03Keyzie:So how come he gets away with the vibe of it And I don't I'm getting lit over the weekends He's getting lit But it's the vibe of the song That was what I was saying It's quite explicit in the lyrics Which if he wins And we'll talk about it in the break It's pretty on It's a big party song Unless you're planning to go over there and be the meat plow Which I'm all for

24:33Mogey, what soul did you choose, man? Well, I'll tell you what, man. I've got a big weekend ahead of me, and I won't be touching a hell of a lot of food, if I'm honest. Okay. I'll be running on beers, baby. It's going to be my fuel.

25:01Fuel there from Metallica. Woo! Fuel? That is a change.

25:06Keyzie:Does that got to do with music, magic round? Fuel? Give us a call on 0800 Hauraki and vote for your magic round themed throbber. In the meantime, here's Placebo. The Hauraki Big Show with Jase, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

25:27Keyzie:It's the Hauraki Big Show's Friday Throbber Douche, douche

25:37The theme of today's Throbber is Magic Round, by the way, Magic Round Keep that in mind when you're listening to our songs

25:43Keyzie:So I've already got an asterisk Why is that, Jase? Because it's not really related to the theme What's the name of your song, man? It's by the Stone Temple Pilots. And it's called? It's a tune. What's it called? Meat Plow. The Meat Plow. Find place for a day full of breakdown. Takes more than a meltdown to show us how. Throw a tack on the road, stop the meat plow. Absolute tune. I love the song, but. Meat Plow. Meat Plow. From the album Purple, I think. Yes. So when you said meat plough, what are you intending to do? Because it certainly brings some imagery to mind. 100 % it does. I'm just not sure.

26:32And why you'd pick that ahead of a weekend away? It's just crazy.

26:36Keyzie:As I say, it wasn't really on theme. It was just a tune. Yeah, right, okay. You know what I mean? I was listening to it when I was walking to work in my Skullcandies, and I was like, that's a tune. Nice. I did the same today actually Except for this very much is Once again the vibe of the tune The vibe And the name of the tune As opposed to the particular chorus Yeah yeah yeah Buck Cherry

27:05Keyzie:Oh yeah

27:11You wanna find me That's a song called Lit Up Because we're getting lit up Over in Brisbane Kind of the shame with that song is you can't play the best part of it. Do you know what I mean? You can't go, here it is, and play it because it's a little bit naughty, isn't it? Well, it is a bit naughty, and that's not the part. It's an asterisk, really, isn't it? Well, no, it's not, Jase. At least it's sort of on theme. I'm going over to Brisbane to get lit up. I mean, if we can't even play it. Well, no, we can play it. 100 % we can play it. Or is it bleeped or something? No, I can't. It just heavily references A-class drugs.

27:43And I can't come here and say, oh, my throbber is, you know, because I'm hugely against the consumption of A-class drugs. He always has been. But I'm going to get lit up, though. What does getting lit up mean?

27:55Keyzie:Yeah, what is that? I don't know. What does meat plough mean? Well, as I say, it wasn't relevant to the journey we're about to go on. It's been the most ridiculous robber I think we've ever done. Well, if you're going to get lit up, Keezy, you're going to need some fuel, man. Give me fuel, give me fire, give me that which I desire.

28:26Yeah. One of my favourite Metallica tunes, that one. Same. Fuel. It's the way it starts. Oh, man, it's off to the races, isn't it? Really is.

28:34Keyzie:It's like meat plow. Should we go to the phone lines, fellas? G'day, Ron. What is that, Ron? Yeah. You mad bastard. What are you running with there, Ron? G'day, fellas. Well, as much as I'm tempted to be ploughed by Jason's meat, I'm going to have to go with give me some WJBZR fuel. Yeah, yeah. Nice run, mate. Good on you, mate. Thank you. G'day, Haydo, you mad bastard. How's life? Oh, great, gents. Yeah, good on you, mate. What are you running with, Hayden? I'm going to run with the big meat plough. Yeah! Right, so that's one vote for meat plough. Thank you very much, Hayden. G'day, Tom. Tom.

29:14Keyzie:Put your glasses on, please. What are you running with there, Tom? As much as I'd love to be played by your meat too, Jase. I've got to go with the old Moogie on this one. Yeah, yeah. Get on you. A bit of Metallica, fellas. What do we say? Get it in you. Beautiful. Fuel. The Hauraki Big Show with Jase, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki. Throbber. Fuel there by Metallica is your Thursday. Throbber this week, fellas. That's right. The Thursday throbber because we're over to Brizzy tomorrow for Magic Round. And the theme of the throbber was Magic Round. So we'll just have a quick look at the old scoreboard there, fellas.

29:55Coming first, seven wins on the year. Old Mogey, congratulations. Doosh, doosh. Pretty amazing, man. You're on a hot streak. Man, I'm going good. You're going so good, man. Second place on six wins, Old Keezy. Well done, man. You're on a hot streak yourself, brother. I'm feeling good as well. coming third or last, as I call it, on five with an asterisk for choosing meat plough. No, there's no asterisk. It's only if you win, you get one.

30:20Keyzie:No, you get one anyway. No, you don't. Yes, you do. You don't get an asterisk if you lose. It was your flagrant disregard for the rules. Can I just say, I thought meat plough was perfect. It's rugby league. It's big men ploughing into each other. Mine was the most relevant to the actual situation. And you cannot give me an asterisk if I lost. You didn't have that idea until someone texted it in five minutes after you suggested your thrubber. You guys were giving me so much jeb that I didn't, you know, you scrambled me. But I can't get an asterisk if I didn't win. Is that a thing? Yeah. It is, unfortunately, Casey.

31:04Look, I'm more than keen to cheat as much as I can here. But sadly, yeah, Jase is right. You only get the asterisk if you win. Right, okay. So you chose meat plow. Yeah, because of the fellas. Plowing.

31:18Keyzie:The big burly bastard men just plowing forward there. If you'd thought of that before this texter sent it through, I 100 % would have been like, yeah, that's great. 100%, yeah. We've had that before where Keezy ended up winning one with a theme. Do you remember that? Yes. It was not related at all, but thankfully, somehow, somebody got him a message that, oh, it was about this, and you made it up on the spot. Yeah, it was to do with Forrest Gump. You managed to shoehorn it in there. And Freebird from Lillard's Skillet was playing when Jenny goes to jump off the balcony. That's right. Can't remember the theme, though.

31:49But look, another exciting edition of the Friday Throbber. Feel free to send your thoughts through on how you thought the Throbber went. Up next, a preview of Magic Round, the Waz taking on the Broncos with old Uncle Charlie Gubb. Yeah, man, looking forward to it. Here's Nirvana. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

32:12Keyzie:Queens of the Stone Age there on the Radio Hauraki Big Show this Thursday evening. I couldn't have really won the throwaway with that, fellas, because then that would have happened. Another Queens of the Stone Age straight after. Well, luckily, your song was by Stone Temple Pilots. Oh, yeah, that's right. You don't know anything. Hey, man, welcome to the show. Oh, man. Hey, sorry, let's just take it from Jason knowing nothing about music to someone who knows everything about rugby league. Yeah, good call, man. G'day, Charlie. You take off your mad bastard. How's life? Pretty big old foreskin. How are you, bro?

32:48Yeah, good thing. I've missed our chats.

32:50Keyzie:Charlie, how are you going? I'm actually doing really well. I ran across the road to get inside, and when you get your heart rate up, it's followed by good endorphins going through your body, so I just feel like I've done a bit of exercise. Right. But you've just run across the road. Yeah, I've run across the road, but that's all it is, Keezy. I know you've got a big ego, mate, and you need a bit more than that, but, yeah, I'm feeling all right with myself. How are you, Charlie? We're off to Magic Round tomorrow. Jealous much? I was until I heard you guys talk in your game plan last night and you were trauma dumping about not being able to last three days, mate.

33:24Very tough. Look, I'll tell you what, Charlie, and this is the thing, brother. How old are you? 35. 35. When I was your age, I was going 14 days straight. But now I'm 49, brother. I've slowed down a little bit. You come talk to me when you're my age, Phil. Yeah, I'm hearing you, bro. But when it comes to game time, you know, you've got that ticket over there. There's plenty of people that want that spot on the plane, you know. Well, the way I would put it to you, Charlie, Gubb, is it's kind of like every time you put on the Warriors jersey, Sure, you were there, but every time you asked yourself, were you really up to it?

34:04Yeah, I'm hearing you. You know, you're giving me... Nah. Anyone else got a question?

34:10Keyzie:Hey, Gubbie, now listen, let's get to some league, can we please? This is going to be a massive game. The Wars v the Broncos. The Wars in tremendous form. I'm a little bit concerned because the last couple of games in Magic Round with the Wars, they were expected to lose. now the expectation is you'd have to say they're expected to win. I think we are expected to win. We're playing the hometown heroes, but I reckon it's going to be the game of the round. I'm just a bit worried that the refs are going to be on Broncos' side. I reckon there could be a hidden agenda here, Hoidi, and it's just, I don't know, I hope we can be resilient and defend those six again so they're going to come the Broncos' way because on paper and on form, we should be putting them away.

34:56100%, Charlie. G'day, it's Keezy here, man. Hope you're well. I'm good, brother. Good to hear from you. Yeah, likewise, man. Hey, do you think this whole Luke Metcalf situation could be a distraction, or do you think old Webby's done a good job of just sort of keeping it out of the changing room there? I think if we do end up losing the game, it's going to become a major distraction. Do you know what I mean? They're just going to keep leaning on it, not the playing group, but the media, and the media eventually seeps in, unfortunately. Yeah. But I think it's just professional rugby league now.

35:30It's probably not as heated as the media is making it out to be. You know, Mick Cuff might have just asked, where am I? Hey, his spot's gone. For some reason, he doesn't want to show a little bit more resilience and just see it out. Yeah. I don't know. Like, a lot can change in a week, you know. Keezy, if one of the halves goes down at Magic Round, well, he's the first choice half again. A hundred percent. I don't know. I don't rate what's happening being in the media.

35:58Keyzie:Just on that, actually, Maggie, who was the guy? Was it last year? It was all that controversy, and he was leaving. What was his name? Adam Finora Black. Yeah, because that was a buddy. No, Lockie Galvin, brother. Lockie Galvin was last year. That's right. But the year before, yeah. But the year before was AFB, and I remember that because that year we were at Magic Round as well, and we somehow managed to beat Penrith that year, and AFB celebrated by getting in the hur of a mood and going and sitting in the bus. That's right, yeah. And you've got the inside scoop. Yeah, he's got a bit of hoity about him.

36:27He does. You've got the inside scoop on that, eh, Charlie? What happened, man? No, I can't remember, bro. I can't remember. And there's one person I wouldn't want to be talking about on air. It's for Noah Blake. Yeah, absolutely. He's not here anymore, thankfully. Just one other thing, man. I will say that I think we'd be worried about the refs a little bit more if it wasn't going to be pretty much a home game for the Warriors. Yeah, huge turnout. We're going to have just as many fans there as the Broncos will, so I think we'll ride the bastards home back, mate. No, and I was just thinking about it today.

37:02Our forward pack, Mogi, we got Barnett back. Yeah. Jackson Ford's apparently on the bench. I think he'll still start. He'll still start. But, man, what a forward pack we got. We should just be punishing the Broncos. Can't wait.

37:14Keyzie:And I can tell you, Keezy and Mogi on either side of me will be punishing my ears, no doubt. Hell yeah. Charlie, great to hear from you, mate. Enjoy your weekend, and thank you so much for speaking to us. All good, fellas. And just a little tip for the weekend, two Panadol and a high-quality Hydrolite before bed. Oh, thank you, mate. That's good. Cool, mate. Get a Hydrolite, and you don't forget it. You'll regret it. All right. Yeah, mate. Thank you so much, Charlie. And don't forget, if you're in the Wellington area and you need a Portaloo, give old Portaking a call, and Uncle Charlie will see you right.

37:44Fellas, coming up next, Tadpole are in to release a brand new tune. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

37:54Keyzie:Yes, indeed. Lenny Kravitz there on the Radio Hauraki Big Show this glorious Thursday evening. What a special tree day, fellas. Fellas. We've got the team from Tadpole in with us, Christine and Lauren. How are you going, you mad bastards? You've been telling us all about your adventures down in Hokitika. Oh, yes, getting down to the Deep South. What an adventure. What a journey. Yes. We're just telling you guys, it took us like nearly a whole day to just travel from Auckland down there and get there. We flew down there. We flew from Christchurch over, but they wouldn't land, so we flew back to Christchurch.

38:30We then caught a bus. The bus broke down on Arthur's Pass Hill, so we rolled back to Springvale. We hung out at a pub there until we got the cavalry in a couple of people vans to pick us up. Yes. So, you know, it's been, it was an amazing experience. It was, it was. And the regular punters that were at the Hokitika Wild Food Festival, you know, they would have eaten some hoo-hoo grubs, you know, rubbed shoulders with the big show, watched you guys perform. But what they don't know is that the day after, you guys actually recorded part of the tune we're about to debut tonight. Am I right? That is exactly correct.

39:04So we had recorded most of the track. We hadn't laid down the bass yet. So the next day, we literally asked the hotel if they had a space where we could just accost it and set up our little mini recording studio, which is literally a laptop and a sound card. Wow. And they were like, well, the restaurant's not open. Well, that's what they told us. It actually was open. There were a few punters in the corner. But, you know, we were recording with headphones and that. So, yeah, we recorded the bass in the restaurant of the Copthorne Hotel in Greymouth. And, yeah, it turned out well. Was it a tasty little riff, man, being recorded in the restaurant?

39:47Oh, it just added to the... Added to it, the tastiest. How good. So, I mean, you guys falling into... You guys have been touring a wee bit as well. You've been on board with quite a few other big acts. You know, Good Charlotte, Highly Suspect, Yellow Card as well. are you guys pretty fired up to get stuck in, release more music now, maybe an album, things like that, or am I getting ahead of myself? We definitely are. Yeah, that's our plan. This is kind of the beginning, this new single of, yeah, sort of a new era for us. Want to keep the momentum going and, yeah, have a bunch of new tunes for everyone.

40:22We don't quite have a date yet, but that's sort of, we've got a bit of a break now, now that it's winter and things have slowed down a little bit. So we will be working on that over the winter and coming out with some golden nuggets, I reckon. So how long a break did you guys take? Because you were a big part of my young years. I won't call it youth. You guys look like you're about the same age as me. Mate, you're only like 30, right? Oh, very young. Very, very young. I just look terrible. But you guys, you took a decent break because you were a huge part and it was hit after hit after hit and you were hugely loved.

40:56then I guess everyone is the sort of thing where everyone runs off and has to have a family or you hate each other's guts for a while and you need some time apart and then you come back together. Yeah, life. All of that. Yeah, life stuff. Yeah, life stuff. But what was it? Did you hate each other? Go off, you know, get married, have kids. Yeah, yeah. All those, you know, responsibilities. Yeah. Then you think, I'm going to get the band back together, man. Bugger this. Yeah, yeah. Do you know? Yeah. Well, yeah. Initially, we were only supposed to do that devil's contour. And then it was like, oh, man, Christopher J, oh, we've written some news.

41:30Oh, maybe we should, oh, let's do another album. Yeah. Yeah, right, okay. So you guys got together. Did someone shoulder tap you and say, hey, come tour with Devil Skin? And then you guys, oh, okay, we'll see how we go. And then from that you just got back into it. You're like, hang on, why did we stop doing this? Yeah, that's exactly what happened. They reached out to us and was like, hey, can you get the band, literally, can you get the band back together and come tour with us? And we're like, okay, we'll see if we can find a way. We found a way. And it was really great because we always thought the songs translated well live.

42:02I mean, we were a live band back in the day. And the response was great. And we just had a bit of a sit down and a power and going, do we just want to be a nostalgia band and just play the old stuff? Or do we want to open a new creative chapter and see what might be lurking inside?

42:16Keyzie:Was it like, sort of like it's giving me the vibes of the Dirty Dozen? You remember that film? And they go, you know, let's get the Dirty Dozen back together. And, you know, one of them is just a piss head. Eddie just sits in the bar, you know, that sort of thing. I'll tell you what we're going to do. We'll go to the tune, and I'll be honest with you, we've already listened to it. It's a banger. And it's Fall Into You, is that right? Falling Into You. Oh, Falling Into You. It comes out at midnight tonight, so we are getting an exclusive first listen, a brand-new tune from, well, an iconic Kiwi band.

42:47It is Tadpole. Give us a text on 3483. Let us know what you think. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike, and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Holy.

42:59Keyzie:Yeah. Falling into you by Tadpole. We've got Christine and Lauren from the band in with us. How do you feel, guys? Are you excited listening to it? Pumped. Yeah, man. Absolutely pumped. What's the situation for you guys? Because, you know, we get a lot of bands in and often the situation is, you know, members are all over the country or even in other countries sometimes. Are you guys in the same sort of vicinity or are you having to sort of get on the computer and do all that jazz? I literally got off the plane from Christchurch and ran here just now. So I'm still in Christchurch, but I'm working on getting here.

43:38But we've done a bit of a makeshift kind of situation. We've got band members all over the country. And it does make it very difficult. Our DJ Kev, he lives in New Plymouth. Lauren is currently in Christchurch but looking to move up to Auckland soon. the rest of us are in Auckland so yeah it's a logistical nightmare it's kind of the same with everyone though right because we were talking to the guys in Shapeys and they were saying exactly the same thing Black Seeds members living all over the show but at least now you can there's a way to make it work given the technology that's available to you it's not completely impossible don't you reckon man?

44:11yeah sure it's still hard it's harder though right isn't it it is harder but I mean obviously you guys have got members of the band all over the shop but you managed to wrangle in a few more big names from back in the day as well. Bo Runger. Bo Runger from Stella. She worked on, what was it, Mastering the Vocals? What was it like working with Bo? Oh, man. That was incredible. She's so lovely and she's so talented. I'm not close enough to the mic. That's all right. Yeah, no, Bo's amazing. It was such an honor to work with her. She's one of those icons, especially as a female sort of rock artist.

44:49We had a great time. Yeah. She's lovely. I sat next to her at this Battle of the Bands thing, and I was one of the judges. And then Bo sat next to me, and I was like, well, hang on.

45:00Keyzie:You're sort of outranked there, Keezy. Absolutely. You were the eye candy, Keezy. Yeah, totally. Now, you're also, we were talking in the break there, you've got a video coming out tomorrow night at about 7.30, I believe. Tell us a bit about that. Well, you know, you have to have audio, videos to go with your audio these days. So yeah, we've got a brand new music video for this, which we're going to premiere at 7.30 tomorrow night on YouTube. What can you tell us about the video? Is it like, what is it? Like, what is there some sort of thing happening in the video? Is it like a... I'd say it's the story of the song.

45:34So there's footage of us in the studio. There's footage of us taking that song to the stage. It's the journey of the song from its recording to people will get to see it live. And how is the new song translated? Have you had a chance to play it live yet? We have. We've played it a few times, actually. We kind of started with our original idea, and as time's gone on, we've changed a few things and added a few things. But it was cool to see people kind of vibing it, even back a year ago. We were sort of like, I wonder what people think. And here we are now, having it, the final version, with all the big-a-bicks and all the, you know, hey, we're right.

46:17Right. And how much has it changed since you first had a crack at it live? Actually, not that much. It's just like there's fine-tuning, but road-testing songs is something that we've always done because there's nothing quite like taking an idea out there, seeing how people react, and then you take that on board and go, okay, well, we could do this, this, and this, like little fine-tuning bits. But no, it's definitely helped.

46:41Keyzie:Well, I tell you what, team, it's a bloody great tune, and we appreciate it. And if people want to, people get it the usual way these days, your Spotify's, et cetera, et cetera. Yeah. Yeah, your Spotify's, your social media's, your TikTok's, your Instagram's, all those bloody things. Wherever you get your music from, the new tune is called Falling Into You from Tadpole. It officially comes out tomorrow, so that was an exclusive first listen right here on Radio Horaki. How good. Tadpole, thank you so much for coming in, team. It's been awesome. Oh, thank you, gents. Thank you. No worries. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Keezy.

47:20Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

47:23Keyzie:Welcome back, you massive backbones. Hope your Thursday night's going off. You're listening to The Big Show, by the way, brought to you by Toledo's. That's right, Toledo's. Natural electrolyte drinks, low in sugar, no preservatives, family-friendly, made here in Aotearoa. Toledo's! And dear. Hey, what's the plan for dinner tonight there? I feel like dinner tonight. I've got no plans, man. Well, I'm going to be meeting my wife. I can't get out of my head spicy dumplings. You've already had them this week. No, I haven't. Whoa. Don't be offensive. Well, fired up. He's doing it again. I haven't had them this week, Keezy.

48:03Whoa. It's fine, man. It's all good. Have them. I didn't mean to offend. Thank you. I've had them. They're delicious, by the way. So you've got nothing? No. it'll be some kind of a food bag MeUndies, something like that and I'll find out what it is when I get home I've got another frozen pie Do you remember last week how I had that frozen pie? I don't hate a frozen pie I like any kind of pie

48:25Keyzie:I love a family pie Yeah, I'm a big fan Unfortunately, my youngest isn't a fan of the pie Well, she can get out Well, yeah, that's kind of how I feel about it too I just want to reiterate too, by the way I'm not going to go too fiery on the dumplings because I don't want to have chilli bowel tomorrow So, you know, nothing worse than chilli bough when you're going on the plane. I honestly, yesterday I had a rather large hot spicy laksa and like it was fine, but like, whoo. Did it hurt coming out? No, it didn't. But it was just like it was, she was, you know, I could tell there was something in there.

49:01Yeah. I could tell there was stuff happening. Yeah. It was like, oh, I shouldn't have had that.

49:06Keyzie:I'll tell you what is a really good combination, where you go the really spicy food after you've had a sort of weekend like you're about to have, Keezy. Yeah. You know? But that's where I punish myself. You know, to make myself feel better, I have really spicy food to be like, yeah, you deserve this. Yeah. You're a real piece of shit over the weekend. Here, eat this. I remember you did that just recently in Christchurch or something, and you were in a horror of a mood. Was I? You were bagging yourself while you were eating it. While eating it, yeah. I was bagging myself. Yeah. Yes. Right, okay.

49:41Keyzie:Hey, coming up, by the way, fellas, I've had a bit of a stuff up and I need to talk to you about it's real flights tomorrow. Do you mind, man? We're trying to listen to Lincoln Park. Oh, sorry. The Hauraki Big Show with Jace, Mike and Keezy. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki. Radio head there on the radio. Hauraki, big show this Thursday evening. And, fellas, I've stuffed up. I went to check in today for my flight tomorrow. To Brisbane. To Brisbane for the Magic Ground. And I went to check in and I did all that sort of stuff. And unbeknownst to me, what I ended up doing was checking in for all of you.

50:28Keyzie:Yeah. because obviously we're a group booking. Yeah, okay. Like when I say all of us, all four of us, and I must at some point have said select all. Oh, so you just checked in for all of us. So I've checked in for all of you. Right. So, but the thing about that is, like, I know Pugs has got carry, has got check-in. You've got check-in, haven't you, Mogi? Or you do? And you want to check in too. I wanted check-in. I was supposed to have check-in. Yeah, no, I've cancelled all that and just said it's, you know, carry on. Right. But the other issue I have is that I've also been sent all your boarding passes.

51:09Keyzie:Physical ones or emailed? Emailed. So, I mean, do you want me to, I mean, because I don't know, because it's obviously no good me having them all. How do I? Can you just print them out at home? Do you have a printer? No, I don't have a printer. Right, okay. Do you have, what are they called, a wallet or something? And I could maybe get on my email and transfer to your wallet. I've got an Apple wallet. Do you know how to screenshot? Well, I don't have an Apple wallet because I've got the Huawei. Yes, Huawei. It's just a Google. Can I Google wallet to your Apple wallet? I think we leave the wallets out of this, Moggy.

51:49Do you know how to screenshot? Do you know how to take a screenshot? No. I don't think my phone can do that. Right, okay, because I was going to say you could screenshot. You can buy an app for that. It's only about$30 a month. Oh, is it? You can do a screenshot.

52:03Keyzie:That seems pricey. What is it called? Screenshot app or something? Yeah, screenshot. So I'll get that and then maybe screenshot. But that doesn't actually solve, because what I need to do, because you guys are taking luggage, because I've cancelled that. Yeah. Yeah, right, okay. I'll be honest with you, man. As soon as you said that you checked in for us, So I've just decided that I'm not going this year, and I'll see it next year's one. No, well, Mo, we can figure this out, man. I know what you mean, though. I know what you mean. But hang on. So you've got to download the Screenshot app. Yes.

52:35Is that what it's called, though? Screenshot sucker. Screenshot. Screenshotter. And when would I find that on Google Play? Well, on the App Store. Oh, yes. And then type it in, download that, and then Screenshot. What's it called? Screenshotter. Screenshotter. And then you might need to screenshot a pro, actually, because you're going to need to do it four times. That's$95 a month. Well, just sign up and then cancel it straight away. Do that four times once for each of us. Yes. And then do you have an email? Do you have an email address? You do. You've got MrJizz. Oh, yes, yes, MrJizz at gmail.com.

53:12Right, okay, so you've got that. Do you remember the password to that? No. Yeah, you do. JizzJizzJizz69. Oh, yeah, no, that's right, yeah. Right, that's the login, is it? Okay, well, what you're going to need to do is log into Mr. Jizz. Yes. And then send each of us our screenshots.

53:29Keyzie:But how do I get the screenshots into my email? Honestly, Keezy, let's swim. Let's swim. Pugs, can you just cancel the whole trip? I'm done with it. Have fun, though, Jase. The Hauraki Big Show, weekdays from four on Radio Hauraki. The Verve there on the radio. Hodaki, big show this Thursday evening. The time is 6.38. We need a team meeting. Show meeting! Show meeting! Show me the meeting. Show meeting is now in progress. Fellas, you'll notice Pugsana's here. Ooh, it's Pugsana. It's a little sting heavy, isn't it? G'day, fellas. How are you? Thanks for having me. Oh, Pugsana. Yeah. Cheers. The reason we got Pugs on in here is because we are leaving tomorrow.

54:22We've got a magic round in Brizzy. Are we? Oh, is that tomorrow? Is it? Yes. And Pugs has got the brand new Hodaki Big Show credit card. Now, we've had a vote. You're the one that gets to hold the credit card. Fair enough, it's got your name written on it. You've also said we're not allowed to add it to our Apple wallets or whatever. So you'll just have it at all times. Well, I've got a Google wallet. Yeah. Even less so. Yeah. So you're not allowed to add it to your Apple wallet, your Google wallet, your Huawei wallet, whatever Jase is rocking. Or your actual wallet. Or your wallet. What are the rules around what we can use it for?

54:53Because you'll be with us, obviously. So food, brekkie? Yeah, absolutely, man. I mean, you know, you guys are technically working while you're away. So obviously we've got to keep you fed and fuelled up and ready to get some great content. Fuelled up. Fuelled up. Fuelled up. Just going to jump on that. So fuel. You know. Fuel. Food and coffees. Well, not fuel like petrol. Can we get breakfast though? Yeah, yeah. Absolutely, man. Anything that's on the menu there. Breakfast. Sorry, breakfast. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But what I choose to have for breakfast is surely that's my business. I don't wake up and grow up in somewhere where PC got mad.

55:27Is that right? So I can have eggs if I want? Is there a lot of eggs for breakfast, boss? Yeah, sure. You're not going to have a problem with me if you want eggs, man. Can I have overnight oats? Yeah. Okay, great. Can I have it in my room?

55:40Keyzie:Uh-huh. A few beers? A few beers for breakfast. Yeah. Can I have it in my room? Have what in your room? Breakfast. You can, 100%. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, okay, yeah, sweet. And you'll just give me the credit card so I can give them the number. No, I'll order it for you, Jase. You just give me a little text here. Just put it on the tab. That's the other thing that Pugs was telling me off air, is you can put whatever you want on room service and it's on Pugs. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, that makes sense. And then you what? You clear it up when we leave. We just walk out the door and we sit in the taxi and then it's his problem.

56:11I mean, he's taking care of it. Yeah. Can you hurry up, pugs? So are we allowed to use it for lunch? Of course, man. Yeah, cool. Okay, good. I get to choose what I'm having for lunch. 100%. I don't grow up in some world where I have to justify what I'm having. I eat the same thing for lunch every day, and that is six beers, and that's it.

56:29Keyzie:Yeah. Can I have that in my room? Lunch? Yeah. Six beers. Oh, just put it on the tab. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sweet. When we're at the stadium at Suncorp Stadium, am I allowed to use it to go get a little hot dog? Pugs, can I go get a hot dog? I'm very keen for a stadium hot dog too, Chris. So I'll be right with you. We'll grab a hot dog and I'll just swipe away there. You know what I'm saying? That's on me, brother. Sweet. And like sort of six, seven, eight beers as well. What's that? Is that okay? Bless you. Each. Each. Are we allowed to use it to buy merch? Oh, yes. That's a great question. No. Right.

57:04So we're not allowed to use it to buy merch just because we're at Magic Round and you don't want to show up without any Magic Round merch, you know.

57:09Keyzie:What about Judy Free? Ah. No. Say I'm at a gallery. Yes. And I see a beautiful picture. Can I use it to buy that? The art from the art gallery? Yeah, yeah. When you're not sort of hanging out. Well, I won't be with you, Jase. True. Well, that's what I mean. So no. I need to probably put it on my Google thing. So Jase is at an art gallery. Yeah. And he sees a beautiful painting he likes. Can he use the credit card to buy six or seven beers? Hmm.

57:42As long as I'm with you, man, we can. Yeah, right. Okay, okay. That's good. That's good. Okay, cool. Get me close. And if we're at the stadium and we're feeling a bit peckish and we say, oh, look, there's a bloody wiener stand, are we able to use the credit card to then buy six or seven beers? Yeah. Pugs. Huh? Sorry. I was asking you a question, man. Oh, man. You're going to be this slow with getting your bloody wallet out of your pocket over at Magic Room? I am at the rate that you're going. You're going to be even slower than that. All right, okay. Well, we may as well not even take it, to be honest.

58:10Hauraki Big Show with Jase, Mike and Kesey. Tune in weekdays at four on Radio Hauraki.

58:23Keyzie:Douche. Well, there you go, you mad bastards. That's the big show done and dusted for your Thursday. That's us for the week, fellas. Forget about it. What's that? Why is it done for the week, Jase? Because we're off to Brizzy tomorrow, Kesey. Yeah, that's right. Magic round. That's right. Magic round. I'm bloody excited about it. It's about 23 to 25 degrees every day there, fellas. We'll be on a plane early in the morning there. And look, it's all in front of us, isn't it? I'm feeling so good right now. Yeah. So good. I feel good because I feel tired. So I'm going to have a good little sleep tonight.

58:59I'm going to put the cat in the laundry downstairs so it doesn't wake me up. And then we're just ripping in tomorrow, aren't we, Keezy? Yeah, man. I'm actually going to take my time until I actually get to Aussie. No, I'm serious. Coward.

59:14Keyzie:Whatever, man. What did you say, man? Hey, what's the podcast outro clip today, Keezy? Well, believe it or not, guys, it's about Brisbane. You do you, Keezy. Brisbane is a small sort of 200-metre long road with about eight pubs on it and a stadium and one corner of a stadium. That's what it is to me. and then like sort of a greyish blackout period and then the hotel that you're in. That's it. That's right. Responsibly. Oh, 100 % responsible. And of course the cafe with the mint. Mints on toast. Mints on toast. Okay, Moggy, well I know what you're doing. You're going to go home and just chill out.

59:53Keyzie:No, I'm going to pack my bags. Oh, and pack your bags together. What, that'll take, what, two minutes? No, longer than that. Longer than that. I've got to find my Buckber League jersey. I've got to find my passport. Oh, that's a good reminder. We need passports. You've got to have your passport, fellas. Now, just remember, you've got to have your passports. That's a good reminder. You don't want Keezy worrying about us. I'm freaking out, man. Yeah. You got your passport, Jase? I think so, man. But I ain't going to check one in. I'm going to check in a bag. I want to have all the options available to me.

1:00:22You know what I mean? Yes. Remember when I left my passport behind in the room? I do. Yes, we do. That was a debacle. Yes. God, it was a debacle. What are you doing tonight, Keezy? Have you packed yet? Haven't packed yet, Jase. I'm going to go home have a frozen pie which my wife is currently cooking in the oven we're going to watch the latest episode of Game of Two Halves which I'm not on and I'll be sitting there watching it going would have been way better I would have said this yeah I would have said real funny stuff totally and then I'll be having an early night good stuff mate what about you Jase you going to go home get your passport out just double check you got it

1:00:51Keyzie:well I just went to Melbourne the other day Keezy so I'm pretty sure I got it the other day years ago man I'm going to go and meet my wife at dinner hiya noodle house recommended by Keezy so I'm sure. I'd look forward to the review in the morning. I'm a bit dicey on it. I'm there to go home pack. Yeah. And have an early night. Nice. I like it. We'll see you fellas bright and early tomorrow morning, eh? Yeah. Yeah, good stuff. Hey, you take care out there. Make sure you tune in to the Instagram because there'll be lots going on there, that's for sure. Till, well, I don't know, it's going to be ages, actually.

1:01:24Keyzie:See you later. Bye. Bye.