This is an episode of the Blue Monday Podcast, which was first shared online on the 26th July 2022. If you'd like to learn more about the show from whence it came, you can check it out using this link.
I'm not a fan of Ipswich Town football club, primarily because I'm not big on football. Not my bag, baby. Still, this is a chance for Mr Lay to have a chat and considering how much I dig his band, this video has made it into the Archive.
The interview opens up in the best possible way, as we learn that saying "the fastest sticks in the east" can sound uncomfortably close to "the fastest dicks in the west". Jokes about genitalia never get old. The reaction from Ed only confirms the theory. I suspect that there are times during the promotional cycle that you just set aside a large portion of your waking brain in favour of the segment that deals with repetitive inquiries. Then, once in a while, something happens that instantly fully reconnects you with the present. This was that. For any future interrogators, drop in a nob gag and watch the interview burst into life.
The football talk is actually surprisingly light, making it a smooth experience for non-converts like myself. Ed revealed that Editors have allowed A Ton of Love to be used as a bookend to the Blue Monday podcast, and he's a sponsor of the women's team at Ipswich. There goes a man who believes in his town.
The interview opens up in the best possible way, as we learn that saying "the fastest sticks in the east" can sound uncomfortably close to "the fastest dicks in the west". Jokes about genitalia never get old. The reaction from Ed only confirms the theory. I suspect that there are times during the promotional cycle that you just set aside a large portion of your waking brain in favour of the segment that deals with repetitive inquiries. Then, once in a while, something happens that instantly fully reconnects you with the present. This was that. For any future interrogators, drop in a nob gag and watch the interview burst into life.
The football talk is actually surprisingly light, making it a smooth experience for non-converts like myself. Ed revealed that Editors have allowed A Ton of Love to be used as a bookend to the Blue Monday podcast, and he's a sponsor of the women's team at Ipswich. There goes a man who believes in his town.
