PENNSYLVANIA PAUL O'SULLIVAN: Well, here's the thing, Scott. SIMON: Pennsylvania Paul O'Sullivan (laughter), did you think this was nuts? And a week or two went by, and then some of their posts start showing up on my feed. O'Sullivan in Baltimore, how'd you find all these musicians with the same name?īALTIMORE PAUL O'SULLIVAN: So I had a friend of mine who had met his name twin, and that got the wheels kind of spinning in my mind, like, I wonder what my name twins are up to? So there was one night where I was just indiscriminately adding a bunch of other Paul O'Sullivans on Facebook. So if you, you know - if you ever find a place for me, maybe I could slip in. SIMON: Well, by the way, my middle name is Sullivan. PENNSYLVANIA PAUL O'SULLIVAN: It's a great pleasure to be with you, Scott. O'Sullivan, thanks so much for being with us.īALTIMORE PAUL O'SULLIVAN: Thank you. SIMON: We're joined now by Baltimore Paul O'Sullivan and Pennsylvania Paul O'Sullivan. Last month, this Internet band that has never been in the same room together released its first collection of mostly covers, and it's called "Internet Famous: A Retrospective" EP.īALTIMORE PAUL O'SULLIVAN: (Singing) Where you think you're going, baby? Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy, but here's my number, so call me maybe. In addition to Baltimore Paul, there's Pennsylvania Paul, Manchester, England Paul and Rotterdam Paul from the Netherlands. He eventually connected with three other Paul O'Sullivans who all happened to be musicians, and they formed a long-distance band. Back in 2016, Paul O'Sullivan, who's originally from Baltimore, decided to look for namesakes on Facebook. The Pantograph Punch will not be liable for any direct, or indirect consequential loss, damage or disrepair whatsoever which is suffered as a result of, arising from or in connection with, this offer.Members of the Paul O'Sullivan Band include Paul O'Sullivan, Paul O'Sullivan, Paul O'Sullivan, and - wait - come on - not BJ Leiderman, who writes our theme music, but Paul O'Sullivan.
The judge's decision is final and this prize is not exchangeable or transferable, cannot be taken for cash, and is subject to the terms and conditions stated on the tickets. Competition opens 8 March and closes 20 March 2016. The winner will be notified by email. This competition is open to New Zealand residents only.
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