Wednesday, June 18th, 1997 - #449
Guest: Toad the Wet Sprocket
Host: Adam, Dr. Drew
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I can’t even place the last time I thought about Toad the Wet Sprocket – they are decent guests but I still can’t remember what their one hit wonder was. They start a tally of people who say they are fans of Adams. They point out that one call praising the band that had no problems but Adam’s fans include a lactater, a premature ejaculator and one who is sexually insatiable. Well played! The craziest part of this show is that Drew has a shocking revelation that his triplets did some commercial work when they were infants. Yikes!
they had several good songs u moron
I’ll have to chime in with calling you a moron, they had multiple certifiable hits in the 90s and a following still today, as well as solo and collaboration careers.
that being said they were good, but I was surprised they weren’t MORE talkative, I thought the topic matter of LL would be right up their alley.
To the comments below, Why would anyone get offended that someone thought Toad the wet sprocket was a one hit wonder. The bigger question is why are they even worth talking about , they probably havnt released a track in ten years and if you know that they have you might want to keep that to yourself or go post it on your Justin Bieber fan page because your are a DORK.
This band blows. Boring guests and crappy music. Shittier than christian rock bands. so mediocre
Previous commenters are idiots, above average show.
Episode 449 of Classic Loveline: Guest: Toad the Wet Sproket
Does anyone know which call they are talking about at 1:10:00ish? The one who had been listening for years but was the most messed up broad ever?
This is not a mediocre episode, the guests are jovial, lucid, above average show