The Gracious Two - Live Weekly Show 002

Chad Gracey and JRo (Mr.GoodTimes) reminisced about the events of 9/11, expressing pride in how America united in the face of the tragedy. They also discussed their concerns about the current political climate and the potential divisiveness in the country.

Chad Ggracey and Mr. GoodTimes discussed various topics including politics, TV shows, and past experiences. They mentioned watching a show on Netflix called Spy Ops, talked about a miscommunication with a producer, and reminisced about bands that opened for them, including Weezer.

GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the bands they opened for in the past, including turning down an offer to open for U2. They also talked about missed opportunities, such as declining to play at the White House and the changing attitudes towards marijuana.

chadgracey and GoodTimes engaged in a conversation discussing various topics, including conspiracy theories, SNL alumni, and social media platforms. They shared opinions and anecdotes, with chadgracey mentioning an incident involving Chad Taylor and his lawyer being disqualified.

GoodTimes and chadgracey had a conversation about being pressured into silence and attacked by Chad Taylor. GoodTimes expressed frustration and concern about potential legal implications, while chadgracey acknowledged Chad Taylor's history of such behavior.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the aftermath of a cyberbullying incident involving women. They mentioned the dismantling of lies and the legal process continuing, while also acknowledging the existence of screenshots documenting the incident.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the dynamics within the band Live, including the breakdown of the songwriting process between Chad Taylor and Ed, leading to Ed taking over the lyrics and melody. They also mentioned the involvement of different drummers on certain albums, with chadgracey expressing appreciation for his drumming on The Turn.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed various topics including the re-emergence of their band, the dynamics between band members, and the controversy surrounding different versions of their song "Lightning Crashes." They also mentioned Scott Weiland's solo career and the poor backup vocals in some live performances.

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Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed various topics, including GoodTimes' involvement in the music industry and the recent trend of bands postponing shows due to illness, possibly using COVID as an excuse to avoid refunding tickets.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed their concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine, including reports of people their age dying after receiving the shots and the lack of liability for vaccine manufacturers. They also talked about the ineffectiveness of masks and the impact of the pandemic on social interactions.

The conversation between Chad Gracey and GoodTimes discussed their beliefs in various conspiracy theories, including the suppression of information, the ineffectiveness of masks, and the distrust of the government and mainstream media. They expressed frustration with those who dismissed their views and emphasized the importance of seeking their own information and making their own decisions.