Topic: Todd Rundgren

A traditional Dutch Christmas song called "Flappy," originally by Joep van der Hecke, tells the story of a boy's pet rabbit that disappears on Christmas morning only to be served as dinner. The hosts express surprise that American musician Todd Rundgren covered the "creepy" and "sick" song. They describe the dark humor inherent in the Dutch holiday classic.

Musician Todd Rundgren is noted for his refusal to participate in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which he views as politically biased. Rundgren, a former guest on the show "Silicon Spin," reportedly preferred tape compression over high-fidelity audio. This discussion follows Neil Young's recent decision to remove his music from Spotify.

A creepy 40-year-old Dutch Christmas song called "Flappy," about a boy's pet rabbit that ends up as Christmas dinner, was surprisingly covered by American musician Todd Rundgren. The hosts discuss the dark nature of the song and the oddity of Rundgren's interest in the traditional Dutch material.