Leave a voicemail 802 277 BECK. I know the segment was better now but we need voicemails. 

Next week we have Frank Sinatra, in the wee small hours.

Then we put the hammer down and listen to what might be the biggest songs of our lifetimes and an album we really enjoyed. 

Next week we are talking Harry Nilsson and Nilsson Schmilsson

Then we talk Unplugged and how much we listeded to this Legend #3

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and we will listen to 50 cent, Get Rich or Die Trying. I wonder which path I am on? 

I have been letting my children write these, and that's why there are so many spelling errors. I have fired them.

We are talking colonoscopies, new shoes, and seeing the sequel to Harry Potter before anything else. We go over some of the songs we hated, and there was NOT a list that got deleted after the first song. We welcome our fan interactions and that is why we are talking about Houses of the Holy by Zepp.

Its got the highest highs and the Crungiest lows. 

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Today I ate some grass. 

LOOK OUT A CAR! 

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Next Week: Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin

Russ will shock you this ep and we talk about breastplates. Matt announces the BDIB get together and Aaron thinks his mom has too many Dole Whips! 

Next week we peek at the Diary of Alicia Keys

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We also revist the Velvet Underground and Aaron tells Rob what he really thinks of his hair. 

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Hey, we have had a great time, why don't you take this gift basket. 

Finally we talk scary character strip shows and billy bass.

We talk the best ! in music! Then we become the best gang of four podcast as we talk fixing and shopping. 

Next week, we have the Byrds (with Graham Parsons) talking country on Sweetheart of the Rodeo.

Then 

Then we talk about the worst the Velvet Underground album we have heard yet so we cleanse the palate with Bringing Down the Horse and it fucking rips. Great job Wallflowers. 

Next week, Entertainment! by Gang of Four. It's fun! 

Then we talk about the history of Hip Hop Soul and get into this Puff Daddy produced album. 

Next week we are talking about the Velvet Underground and White Heat and White Light. 
Don't listen if you are a fan.

We are talking Hor d ouvres with puff pastries and late 2000's country with Kacey Musgraves and her cosmic cowboy hit Golden Hour. We vibe to this album and talk about our figure skating songs. Then we go skiing with Russell in college and get stressed about the basics of valentines. 

Then we talk some country and albums not recorded in studio. Next week we are talking Hip Hop soul with the Queen Mary J. Blige and What's the 411.

Then we have the Vegas awards and we talk about this Kanye album that probably should have been a tip off that something was up. 

Then we get so depressed that we listen to some Hootie as a palate cleanser. 

Next week we are talking Kacey Musgrave and Golden Hour.  

Next week we talk Yeezus and then cleanse the palate with some Hootie!

This is all of the episode I listened t,o but I started with a Big Johnson joke so I know this is a great ep. 

Next Week: Are you Randy baby? Randy Newman!

I'm a "new man" because I have decided to change my life.

I am leaving my wife and kids.

Does that make you, Randy?

If so, give me a call, because I am so lonely. 

Just like when I gave money to my friend Lee. 









Then he was hardly Friendly.... he never paid me back! 








Now I am friendless.

Because I am hanging out with my friend Les. He is great, much better than Lee.  





But my friend Les changed his last name when he married the old Moore widow..... Now Les is Moore. 

Next week we talk about Randy Newman Sail Away which has 100% chance of us talking about Majoir League. 

Then we get into the album that is for people who love pavement. It's a zig when the record companies wanted them to zag. 

Next week, the Minutemen with Double Nickels and we are off to vegas! 

Then we get into the puzzle lifestyle, the best sports shows, and Matt goes on a hunt to find his BK Knights (or pumps.) 

Then we talk the best songs about Machines, our ring style, and talk about how we are smart guys. 

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Next week we are talking Pavement Wowee Zowee. 

It has the first 12 days of Christmas songs on it and is not a bad episode but we were all up to our elbows with family stuff and Pink Floyd does not exactly scream HOLIDAY CHEER so have a go with this one. 

If you already heard this on spotify or youtube (freak), just download it again and make us feel good. 

Hey everyone. We are getting double teamed by the Beatles this week and it might make us cream our eyes out. We combined these two albums so we don't go insane. I wish I would have done the history of the album before each one but we still get to hear about Flavor Savers, the Best Christmas Movies, and having sharp bones. 

We talk about the benefits of breaking up, we talk to Beck Claus, and reflect back on our busy 2025. 

Next week we are talking Pink Floyd, "Wish you were here" and we question our sanity for the 264th time. 

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We talk about our various types of whips, the worst airplane movies, and Rob tries to talk Pat O'Brien.   Then we sing along with Snow and go on a comment rabbit hole. Rob goes on a winning streak, Matt talks inflatables, and Big Daddy takes on the big Easy. 

Then we talk the boys playing their own instruments, the great music of the 90s, and whether or not an eclectic album is a good thing. 

Next week we are talking New Order "Power, Corruption, and Lies" and you should also listen to some versions of Blue Monday!

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Then we talk about the Slits and the best female punk bands from Kurt Cobain's journal. 

Next week we are talking Beastie Boys: Check your Head!


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We are talking about Janis Joplin- Pearl and we are blown away by the album. Great music, great voice, and just like Matt's love- language, the album is a touching tribute to a singer who died before the release.  

Aaron went to an 85 yeart olds birthday party and Rob is being disrepectful. Then we talk our favorite port arthur texas alums and explore Janis' short but bright career. 

Then I add on 10 minutes of the George Micheal's epsode at the end. 

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We become the Best joni mitchell podcast when we talk about her moving from pop to experimental with the album about the sprinklers and the suburbs. We have lots of fun lists this episode that everyone loves and does NOT get mad at. We get a voicemail about the problem with listening to our podcast, why my. mouth is so weak, and  Aaron's bad day coaching. 

Then Russ takes us on a tour of his day which will shock you and your liver. Then lets all adjust our tone, grab our ice cream and talk Joni Mitchell, famous flautists, and shortlived grammy categories. 

Next week we hit the JJs with Janis Joplin and Pearl. 

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Then we hit the best songs inspired by the good book and what would happen if Rob hung with Armwreslters at Truck stops. 

This week we become the best Tracy Chapman podcast as we talk about Fast Car, the best pop vocals of all time, our driving, and everyone's favorite: Deviled Eggs. 

Then we chat Chapmans amazing start, metoric rise, and how this album was both influcenced by the sound of the time and influenced a lot of the 90's folk pop scene. 

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Next week: Dolly Parton: Coat of Many Colors

This week we become the best Tracy Chapman podcast as we talk about Fast Car, the best pop vocals of all time, our driving, and everyone's favorite: Deviled Eggs. 

Then we chat Chapmans amazing start, metoric rise, and how this album was both influcenced by the sound of the time and influenced a lot of the 90's folk pop scene. 

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We listen to folky Bob Dylan and it whips ass! Before we become the 1 millionth podcast to (barely) talk Bob Dylan we have a few other very important things to talk about. 

We talk gambling, the death of Single Russell, we get a voicemail about Taylor Swift, and Matt and Rob's time in the city. 

Then we get into the scariest songs according to Billboard Magazine, Paul McCartney Live, and candy packs. 

Then we break down the album and its just great. Duh

Next up Tracy Chapman: Fast Car. 

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We are the world. We are children. We are the ones who make the best podcast about D'Angelo and the 183rd greatest album of all time, Brown Sugar, so you should start listening.1

Before we get to the music, we provide our rebuttal to the State of the Union with some discussion about the Wizard of Oz, the keys to good hospitality, and 44 days of amazing music in 1991.2  We're also your accountability buddy when it comes to airport etiquette when we chat about security checkpoint stops and normalizing kiosk shoplifting.

Then at (55:00) this podcast takes a smooth turn when we discuss D'Angelo's 1995 debut studio album Brown Sugar. We discuss D'Angelo's double entendres, the Voodoo sound, and the best weed songs ever.3

Next week we just want to have fun when we become the best Cyndi Lauper podcast and cover her 1983 debut studio album, She's So Unusual. 

What is this dumb podcast?

Then we become the best Herbie Hancock podcast of all time and talk the merging of Jazz and Funk to make one of the best vibe albums of all time. We also explore the world of Stars on 76 and the songs that lost the 1981 best R and B album. 

Next up, we are going to do a replay... but after that! We are doing the Freewheeling Bob Dylan. 

This is the episode where someone took 100 mg of the limitless drug and decided to host a podcast. We visit   iwaspoisoned.com.    and figure out the worst place to get tilapia before our flight to Chicago, find a new kind of Cheerios, and we are on a diet so we will just have the broccoli.  Aaron buys a fridge that has a message about Grannies in your Area (sorry Mother in Laws) and we read a literal message to a granny!

Then we listen to a psychedelic rock album that makes us think about Aereola 51 and we reach for the stars on a list about the greatest space rock. Then we listen to some weird british stuff that was recorded in the same place as Sgt. Pepper. 

Then there is nothing at the end so don't listen if you are related to me. 

Next week, we go bananas for Herbie Hancock Head Hunters. 

The first 25 min are the worst show we have ever done. Then Aaron saves the day. 

We mostly come up with things to tell Aaron later like Maxim magazine, our fantasy teams, and the Charlie Sheen documentary. Aaron talks carpooling, sloppy joes, and we find out how much beef jerky is in our houses... Rob talks about dispensing justice, the career of Mark Mothersbaugh, and how Devo combined punk and new wave. 

Matt highly recommends the Devo documentary and I recommend leaving a voicemail at 218 341 BECK. 

Next week. We talk Pink Floyd and Piper at the Gates of Dawn. 

Superfan and smart music guy Magic Mike joins us to talk practicing piano, Elton John, and what exacty is going on with all that milk in Russell's fridge. 

We talk golden girl mythology and the Pearl Jam/ Magot Brain mashup we have been waiting for.  Russell is on fire at his conference and Aaron is back on his shit. 

Finally we talk about weekend at Bernie Taupin's and we talk about Bernie's non Elton songs. 

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Next week.... We are talking DEVO and Q: Are we not men? We are DEVO!

Raise a glass of squash juice, as we listen to the beginning of pop punk, and talk about the shortest songs ever. 

Next week, we'll talk Elton John and Honky Chateau. 

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Congrats to Jon on the new job, here is to hoping you can buy bigger buckets for the garage, and some more shoes for your two lengthed legs. 

We may or may not be back next week. We haven't quit yet, I promise. 

The greatest love of all is loving your shelf.... that holds the best selling album of 1986, its this one... Whitney Houston by Whitney Houston! We become the best podcast about THE VOICE with the only Whitney Houston album on this dumb list! 

but before we talk about Whitney, her voice, and her legacy, we talk selling cars, seeing rap shows, and making commitments and the best selling albums of 1986. 

The album is a banger and ends with one of the worst songs ever, once again proving Russell's theory. 

next week we hit 250 with the Buzzkills and Singles Going Steady. 

Listen up! This ep is funnier than I thought and has an all time "next album" joke that won't make you mad you stuck it through to listen to it! 

Russ puts his relationship on the line for records and we talk about Green Day's comeback album "American Idiot" and the controversy surrounding the stolen album. 

Next week we talk about Whitney Houston: Whitney Houston and we won't mention Akeem Olajuwon or Jeff Bagwell.

We also hear about Aaron's juice trips again and whats on the Radio, Russ gets big timed on his date, Matt gets down and dirty at the record store, and Rob gets big timed even more. 

INTERESTING 

We also talk sports memories and we DON'T talk about candy or cereal this time. 

Next week we take on Green Day with American Idiot. 

Sorry for the late upload, I could not find my Dad's computer and he was sleeping. I am 45 years old. 

We are now the best LL Cool J podcast and we are talking about the GOATs 4th album Mama Said Knock You Out. We discover that this is really a love album, an album about how much this guy loves food. From Candy Bars to Cereal, LL  was starving when he made this album. 

We talk about the price of those famous MN cheese curds, friends forcing you to miss work to go to a winery, Matt is still in Noth Dakota, and Rob realizes again that he is a grown child who might also be breaking a number of cyberstalking laws. 

Whether you are a Puffin or plain Cheerios, this episode has it all for you. 

Next week we talk about the album the French call the Love Royale when we talk about Sade and Love Deluxe. 

We are out of town so enjoy this episode and RIP Ozzy who not only invented metal but also invented the celebrity reality show which is why I really will miss him. Ozzy walked so "The Simple Life" could run. 

This week we have Russell going a wedding and making a stop in a muddy field first, we talk 87/91 Twins, and we start our voicemail triptych.  Matt talks about the changes in Pearl Jam and life in Noth Dakota, and Aaron goes to multiple water parks while Rob has some water problems of his own. 

Then we briefly discuss the Cocteau Twins and the top 100 album Heaven or Las Vegas, and mostly talk about the best Scottish bands ever. 

Next week we are talking about LL Cool J and Mama Said Knock You Out. 

We are back talking about Kanye again, but we also have some fun. We are talking songs with more than one horn, keeping track of our IDs, and talking about Nerd Clusters for longer than I remember. 

We discuss Kanye and who this album influenced and the run he was in while also acknowledging he is a real problem overall.

Next week we are talking Cocteau Twins and Heaven or Las Vegas.

We’re taking a break from recording, but we’ve got a classic episode of Beck Did It Better ready for you — perfect timing, because on this date in 1995, TLC’s “Waterfalls” hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and dominated the charts for seven weeks!

In this hilarious music podcast episode, all four of your favorite hosts dive deep into an album from the Rolling Stone Top 500, sharing music trivia, wild personal stories, and plenty of hot takes. We talk track rankings, debate hidden tracks and track sequencing, and drop opinions so spicy they’d make even Left Eye sweat.

Expect:

• A deep album review filled with passionate music discussion and comedic banter.

• Pop culture references and unexpected tangents — from celebrity encounters to awkward life moments.

• Debates over the best and worst tracks, proving once again that we’re the most opinionated bunch of music nerds you’ll ever meet.

• The usual chaos that makes this a truly funny podcast for any fan of classic albums and music analysis.

So whether you’re a fan of 90s music, music history, or just love hearing four friends roast each other while trying to stay on topic, this episode has you covered.

Hit play, and remember: don’t go chasing waterfalls — chase great podcasts instead!

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We talk about talking about jobs, Aaron makes mistake or something, and we revisit some classic Rob Bits. 

Next week we are forced to cover Kanye 808 and Heartbreaks. 

Expect a mix of serious music analysis and totally absurd pop culture tangents. We cover the influence of Sly and the Family Stone on funk, rock, and even hip-hop, while laughing about how NBA Jam soundbites might have been inspired by their funky grooves. We also touch on Lady Gaga’s impact, discuss the unforgettable Chumbawamba, and take some time to wonder if Sly’s untold story is destined for an Oscar-worthy biopic. I mean, it’s coming, right? We’ll probably get a nomination for this podcast if that happens.

Whether you’re here for the deep dive into Sly’s genius or just want to hear us go off on Chumbawamba and the Scatman, you’ll get it all. Robert, Russell, and Aaron may not be music experts, but we sure know how to have fun—and we know the impact of Stand can't be overstated. Tune in, laugh along, and remember: If Scatman John can do it, so can you!

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For some of us, the summer is a time where we can get that work done around the house that we need to. For some of us, it gets busy on the weekends so we can't record. 

In either case, we wanted to honor Sly Stone and Brian Wilson this week by re releasing their episodes so this week is a 

THESE GUYS DIED TRIPLE HEADER. 

We will be releasing 3 episodes this week to make up for not actually recording a new one. 

Enjoy! 

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Next week we go to Miami and listen to the long long live classic "Sam Cooke: Live at the Harlem Square Club"

Then we delve into an album we found out we LOVED and talk skiing with Willie, songs about another woman, and we listen to one of the worst Beach Boys songs I have ever heard. Then we talk about LIMP body parts. 

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NEXT WEEK: Wir sprechen endlich über deutsche Electronica-Bands, wenn wir KRAFTWERK'S TRANSEUROPA EXPRESS covern

I can't believe it. we are talking Metallica Metallica. We are basically the best Metallica podcast AGAIN! 

Next week is Daft Punk Discovery and we don't mention sex robots more than a dozen times. 

Then we become the best Tom Petty Podcast when we talk about his final album on the list. We talk about lawsuits, albums that never made #1, and what the hell is going on with this album cover! 

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Next week we are talking GIANT STEPS by John Coltrane. 

We are all over the place so we might be taking a few weeks off but you should take some time to listen to this old episode that we all agreed was "pretty good" 

It's Rhianna and we are talking dating in Minneapolis, when children become like their parents and the album Anti. 

It is too much Work work work work work to write this so just enjoy!

We are back from vegas; and you can tell. (I edited out a 1000 coughs thanks to Joe) 

We are low energy but because we love our fans, we are talking bathroom adventures, Aaron's new car, and Russell the Chef. 

We then listen to one of the greatest songs ever and it is just the parody song! That song Imagine is pretty good too. I think I would have done a parody song like "I went in all the glory holes" or something with feet... I don't know. 

We barely make it through this ep but we do and it actually came out better than I thought. 

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ZEPHYR ZEPHYR!!

You might say doing a WHOLE song for a parody is too much but FUCK YOU I won't do what you tell me! 

We talk about these bomb tracks and explore one of the angriest bands when we become the BEST podcast about Rage Against the Machine. 

We talk abou personal stuff before we talk about the music and we try to funny. Who even reads these? 

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Next week (for real) we have Madonna's Ray of Light. 

.... this is basically a Wu-Tang reunion album so you KNOW RawGonnaGiveItToYou is going to pop in from the message boards to drop an insane amount of knowledge on us. 

We talk about being a Brat about toilet paper and why that it is actually a good idea. Then we FINALLY talk about he Lingerie Football League, Aaron gets into what is obviously a Vermouth pyramid scheme, and Matt talks about his new love in his life. 

Then we hang with the Chef (he keeps feeding us!) and talk about how this album came to be and caused problems in the Wu. We basically become the best Raekwon podcast out there. 

Next week you better us that we SHOULDN'T do a podcast about the eponymous Rage Against the Machine Album because F*&k you we won't do what you tell me.... us.  Whatever 

Call or text the Beck line at 802 277 BECK. Aaron loves feet. 

Oh... these guys don't know the rizzler. this is what I am dealing with. 

We talk Tuck Everlasting, we make a pro con list, and Rob comes up with maybe his greatest business plan of all time. 

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Next week we are talking Only Built 4 Cuban Linx by Raekwon! 

Beg.....

We once again become the best podcast about Oasis when we talk about their first album Definitely Maybe. 

We talk about being cool when we were younger (big surprise), Yacht Rock, and Rob got an injury in the best way. Russ is now stealing phones and his mom will not return his calls. 

Then we talk about the quintessential Rock Stars and loud band Oasis, and why this album is on the list (we use a popular rating system)

Next week we are talking CrazySexyCool by TLC. Call or text the beck line at 802 277 BECK. 

In this episode we talk a lot of goodwill hunting, parades, portland and Russell starts a story with  "Let me be clear, the food was really good." 

We go list crazy tonight when we become the best Elliot Smith podcast as we continue to cover each Album on the Rolling Stone Top 500.

Join us! 

The only message Russell sent me about this episode is that I needed to change the song I wrote. It was too dirty. Did I? You'll never now. 

This is NOT the best podcast about the Grateful Dead but we do talk about their best known album and the reasons for the sound about it. 

We go through a little group therapy as Aaron's dad and Matt's mother-in-law both passed away this week and then Rob tells a story about a annoying coworker. 

Then we finally get another Russ dating story!!! 

Hug your loved ones this Thanksgiving and then call the beck line at 802 277 BECK. 

Love you all! 

We talk about credit card points, what we get in the divorce, and we finally hear Rob do his full standup set. Aaron talks tripe, Russ talks cigars, and we finally do the best celesta list. 

Then we listen to some baroque pop and talk Fiona Apple. 

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Next week we finally talk Tom Earl Petty with Wildflowers. 

We become the best Nina Simone Podcast when we cover a lot of the big questions today and don't talk about politics once! 

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Next week: Fiona Apple and the Idler Wheel.... 

We talk scariest songs, Matt gives a review of the latest episode, and Aaron tells us how you can always go home. 

Next week, Wild is the Wind by Nina Simone!

We find out how Aaron gets his weather (wild), how my uncle was in the Miami Sound Machine, and we dive into Spotify Leagues. 

 Rob talks beds on the plane; you will never guess how Aaron says Swordfish. (Actually, I bet you could.) and Russell is living it up in Vegas. 

Then we hear the greatest story of all time and finally drag ourselves to talk about this 53-song, 3-cd, 140-minute-long box set. Set your watch to deep sleep and join us as we talk about Soul music and why so many of these songs make us think about how we could circumcise a gnat. 

Next week we don't talk about the BBQ and we talk Joy Division with Unknown Pleasures. 

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I didn't remember this ep. Russ said it was good and I had my doubts until I listened to the end when Russ said his favorite Chuck Berry song is Run Rudolph. It literally is an insane thing to think, much less say aloud. 

We couldn't record this week due to me. So we found out today is the anniversary of Chuck Berry's last Live Show. 

I couldn't find any of his live shows, and when I search Chuck Berry Recordings, I get something totally different. 

I added an intro and then added a bit about Chuck Berry with MORE detail.... Wow. I know what the people want... 

We want you walk this way to a store that sells muffins and listen to us talk about Run-D.M.C and the birth of the golden age of hip hop. We are talking sleeping on planes, remembering our rolling goings, and what bag we bring on planes. Planes are definitely in the top three things we talk about on this show. I don't get it. 

Then we talk about old school rap and just how great this record sounds. We are beginning a roll of great records right after we do a Ray Charles 3 cd box set next week when we cover the Birth of Soul. It came out in 91 but was recorded in the 50's. We are truly stuck in a sysphean nightmare of our own making. 

We have a special guest with Little Rosie in the garage, Aaron is getting fruit in the mail now,  and find out what Aaron was like growing up. Rob talks about his balls. 

Then we talk 2000s rap, Bangladesh, and where Lil Wayne sits in the pantheon of rap. 

and yes, we have some dogs barking for the dumbshit listeners. 

Next week go back to the roots of rap with Run DMC Raising Hell. 

Aaron had two stains on his pants this weekend from the Mayor of Oakland. 

We start by talking about Mighty Ducks 2 (quack quack), Varsity Blues, and falling in the shower before we ask for MORE POWER and talk about how much we like the first half of the album and then we slog through the back half. You know we are talking stonefruits and the strip clubs at Aaron's farmer's market.

Next week, we have a banger ep as we talk Eagles and their album Eagles. 

Warning..... new character has dropped on the show!  Aaron is keeping up with his great life and Matt finally tells us what women want.

Rob figured out the best way to end arguments with people on the street. 

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Next week we are looking at David Bowie's Low. An album so strange, I went on the David Bowie Subreddit and they all love it more than anything. 

It's Labor Day weekend. The worst time of the year. 

School is starting. Thirty some weeks until the next summer. Everyone goes on vacation this weekend, except Rob who sits in his room and complains.

Plus Oasis is back in the news by announcing a new tour and the text chain is alive with people wanting to go. This release is dedicated to everyone who tried to buy tickets and it turns out Ticketmaster still hasn't quite mastered selling tickets. 

Also, I have no idea what happened in this episode, I will be listening with you. 

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Aaron is back on PTA duty but is too busy with all his Guys' nights, Russ is on a concert bender and Rob's kid tells the perfect joke. 

Then we learn about Matt's new drinking game and talk about Pink Moon. We also learn about songs and artists influenced by the short career of Nick Drake and talk about this really fun album. 

Next week, are you trying to seduce me Mrs. Robinson? We are a podcast talking about Graduation by Kanye West

Before we unravel the album, we become the best podcast for food lovers and discuss last meals, ice cream flavors, being late for dinner, and lactose decisions that will leave your stomach bamboozled. We also chat about our signature moves and dream jobs and share a review of the Foo Fighters concert.

Then at (57:00) the alarm call goes out for Bjork and her electronica album Homogenic. We compare and contrast Bjork with Radiohead, discuss Icelandic choirs, and cover the artists with the most Grammy nominations without a win. We also talk about Nintendo music and have a surprise run-in during the celebrity death match between Beck and Bjork. 

Next week, Beck Did it Better will be the place to be when we become the best Nick Drake podcast and discuss the 1972 folk album, Pink Moon. 

This week we hit our second A Tribe Called Quest Album and we pretty much become the best podcast about Midnight Marauders. We are talking USA up all night, Jock Jams, and the time Rob went to Military School. 

Aaron talks about Rucking and Rob talks about talking about getting horny. Everyone thinks its normal that Aaron orders messed up stuff at the ball game and we go over the insane music choices our nephews are making.

Then we go over Midnight Marauders and talk about how this album is a little more grown up than Low End Theory but still fun. Then Rob talks about talking about being horny again. 

Next week, we have Bjork with Homogenic and no one will get sick during the recording of the podcast. 

Paul's Botique came out 35 years ago so I wanted to celebrate this anniversary by giving all we can give. And all we can give is an old episode that we released. 

However, I listened to it and it was a pretty good ep. Matt makes a great list, big Humpty Dumpty makes a stride forward and Aaron begs for a free gift. 

The album is fun and the episode is a good one. See you Tuesday!

We all make mistakes. 

Some of us don't edit the podcast on time and then decide (way too late) to release an episode we talked about on the podcast tomorrow.

Then some of us confuse the Lauryn Hill album with the Fugees album. 

So here is the Lauryn Hill album that Apple music says is the number one album of all time but there is a little controversy regarding the last few songs! And we talk about Bob Newhart on this one for sure. 

We will get back on track tomorrow. 

This is the episode on the Fugees. Apple music just declared this album as the number one album all time but when we release Sade on Tuesday, we talk about how there is a little discrepency with what songs are included on the album. 

We also talk abot Bob Newhart who just passed away. Sorry about no episode this week but we made it 200 weeks before that. 

But before we get to the music, we prove that we're not completely tone-deaf and hold the final four for the best DVD tournament. Fuck you, Jobu, we'll do it ourselves. We also talk golf, tipping on a gift card, and explore life's possibilities like we are skinny and jacked!

Then at (51:00) we cover one of the first albums you could have been conceived to, the B-52's. We discuss new-wave rock, the isolated vocals from Love Shack, and Fred Schneider's famous character on SNL, the Fredmeister. Freeeeeddddd. The Fredmeister. Fredalama. Freedddddddd making top 500 albums and making copies. Fredaroooonie! Fredalamdingdoing. It's called the Moon. Moonorama!! But eventually, we must say Aloha to this bit.

We know it's summer, babe, but next week will be a flame throwa when we become the best Pavement podcast and discuss the indie rock album Slanted and Enchanted.

In preparation for the album, we reveal which Beatles member wrote most of the band's hits or some derivative of that question. Then we talk about apricot mallow plants, the proper way to eat a chicken wing, and Hulk Hogan's Real American Beer...brother! We also pulled a Home Alone at the baseball game and took the podium as the best Olympics podcast by discussing Olympic costumes.

Reeee-LAX, it won't be long until (53:00) minutes into this episode when we let Beatlemania run wild on you and Meet the Beatles. We discuss the Beatles' perspective on music, Smokey Robinson's influence on the Beatles, and the best songs from the British Invasion. 

If you were looking for a podcast episode full of hero worship, it's not this puppy. But next week will be a new wave when we become the best podcast about the B-52s and their debut self-titled album. 

But before we get to the album, we take a voicemail from the OG of complimentary movies, who shares an affordable approach to golf and weddings. We also talk pickup basketball, introverted extroverts, pull tabs, and then take a long walk that might require some Gold Bond.

Then at (54:00) we dance to the beat of Robyn and her electropop album, Body Talk. We discuss cup-stacking rhythms, wedding songs, and the best bands from Sweden. Siri, remind our listeners to watch the Eric Prydz Call on Me Video in 30 minutes. It's the definition of titillating. 

It won't be long until next week when we become the best podcast about the Beatles and cover the 1964 album Meet the Beatles.

Before we get to the album we dive into the nether regions of dynamic pricing at the Mustang Ranch, social events interrupting the big game, and some deviant art for all you UFC scum. We also prove that this is the best music podcast of 2024 when we talk jazz club etiquette, a family concert with AJR, and Bay Area food rappers. 

Then if you hit the 15 second skip button 256 times to (1:04:00) it's enough to hear our take on Sleater-Kinney's 1997 album, Dig Me Out. We cover the punk bands that inspired Sleater-Kinney, bands that didn't have a bass player, and the best songs from band members who dated and broke up.

For those of you who aren't 43-year-old males we suggest you unplug this podcast and plug it back in next Tuesday for an amazing journey when we become the best podcast about The Who and their 1969 rock opera, Tommy. Happy Friday!

Next up to the stage in Aerola 51...it's the best podcast about T. Rex and the 188th greatest album of all time, Electric Warrior. Now drop your linen and start your listenin'.

Before we get to the music we pull the ripcord and provide some advice on the best things to do in Las Vegas, poker personas, and adopting a uniform lifestyle. Then we play 20 questions and issue an apology that is sure to make you Dikembe in your pants. Warning...don't go back and try to dissect that joke.

Then at (1:02:00) we get it on when we break down the glam rock album by T. Rex, Electric Warrior. We discuss Marc Bolan's poetry, David Bowie parallels, and the best songs from Quentin Tarantino's movies.

Next week we've got one more hour, and you should turn it on when we become the best Sleater-Kinney podcast and dicuss the 1997 punk rock album, Dig Me Out.

But before we get to the music all of our Apple Maps enthusiasts will be taken on a detour for our discussion of open-toed shoes, stolen cars mats, and scrambled cable TV. We also celebrate the new Pearl Jam and Vampire Weekend albums and become the best NFL Draft podcast when we draft the best charcuterie ingredients. 

Then at (1:13:00) we turn off the radio and discuss Ice Cube's debut studio album, AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted. We chat about old-school rhyme schemes, The Bomb Squad production, and BIG3 Basketball. 

Next week we'll bang the gong and get it on when we become the best T. Rex podcast and break down the 1971 glam rock album, Electric Warrior. 

But before we get to the album we take a trip to the Mustang Ranch where you might get to hear about Bruce Springsteen in concert, yoga dehydration, and first class flight etiquette.

Then at (1:08:00) we go under the bridge to talk about Blood Sugar Sex Magik from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. We discuss the band's cross-genre influences, nonsense lyrics, and the best hard rock performances from 1993.

Next week you should turn off the radio and join us for the best Ice Cube podcast when we cover his debut studio album AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted.

So here is the Show in a Connections type game. Try to guess what section of the show each is from. 

I was trying to find the bit where Aaron admitted early on that he loved feet because it inspired a million songs but I couldn't find it. Oh well.

But before we get to the music your four favorite therapeutic tools provide some curmudgeonly commentary on adult pick-up basketball, thermostat control, and bar hopping in Ft. Lauderdale on spring break. We also go the distance on polyamorous opportunities, bumping and grinding, and other glorious topics.  

Then at (1:06:00) we bop with the original quirky singer, Cyndi Lauper, and her debut studio album She's So Unusual. We discuss Cyndi Lauper's place in 80's pop culture, the Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection, and the best songs featuring the melodica.

Next week we have no expectations that we will become the best Rolling Stones podcast when we cover their 1968 roots rock album, Beggars Banquet.

Before we get to the music, we provide our rebuttal to the State of the Union with some discussion about the Wizard of Oz, the keys to good hospitality, and 44 days of amazing music in 1991.2  We're also your accountability buddy when it comes to airport etiquette when we chat about security checkpoint stops and normalizing kiosk shoplifting.

Then at (55:00) this podcast takes a smooth turn when we discuss D'Angelo's 1995 debut studio album Brown Sugar. We discuss D'Angelo's double entendres, the Voodoo sound, and the best weed songs ever.3

Next week we just want to have fun when we become the best Cyndi Lauper podcast and cover her 1983 debut studio album, She's So Unusual. 

We also cover grapefruiting. It's loopid!

 We find out why Aaronswife@gmail.com dressed up like Prince, why Beavis and Butthead are big again, and Aaron talks about the new Andre 3000 album. Russ is off to the record store, Aaron blows our mind with Turnstile, and Rob has an ALL TIME ROLLING GOING. 

Then we talk sonic youth and we talk about albums that cost so much money that you could have bought some Mommy's milk (maybe too much!) The three guys ignore Rob and do a state capital bit and Matt shows his the list he put so much work into about State Capitals. 

Then Aaron gives a vague memory and we waste a bunch of time looking it up. 

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Don't get so mad you toss that ring into a river and dig into a breadbowl of an episode when we talk about both Simon and Garfunkle when we become the best podcast about Bridge Over Troubled Water (its a metaphor.)

But before we get to the album, we spend our first crappy hour sharing our thoughts on local building code inspectors, Snoop Dogg giving up smoke, how long it should take someone to eat a 32 ounce jar of Duke's Mayo, and the best foods to have delivered. We also become the best podcast about the Beatles final song, when we discuss the creation of Now and Then, and release four other unheard Beatles tracks that will leave you tappin' your toes. 

Then at (59:00) we enter a world of pain when we discuss Cream's second studio album, Disraeli Gears. We cover Cream's status as a supergroup, Eric Clapton's guitar skills, and the best songs from Guitar Hero III-Legends of Rock.  

Next week's episode is guaranteed to be total trash when we become the best Sonic Youth podcast and discuss the alternative rock band's 1988 album, Daydream Nation.

We become the best Billy Joel podcast as we talk about just how good "The Stranger" by Billy Joel is except for the last two songs. 

Rob rethinks his life and talks candy, we get off on a wrestling tangent, and we finally hear Matt's top 100. Yes. All 100. 

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Next week, CREAM and Disrali Gears.

Happy Thanksgiving all! 

But before we grab a guiro and get going, we dicuss the follies of our life, including our espresso martini problems, letter jacket patches, and some Thanksgiving Day pairings. We also discuss mustache styles, another perfect song, oreo cookies, and a mouse that crawled out of.....sorry the last part of the writeup cutoff beause of your slow discounted internet.

Then at (1:06:00) we take a few minutes away from our dirty work to discuss Steely Dan and their debut album, Can't Buy a Thrill. We celebrate Steely Dan's commercial hits (that we didn't know were by Steely Dan), discuss why Steely Dan is so polarizing, and cover the best songs from Guitar Hero World Tour.

Next week, we're offering you a bottle or white, a bottle of red, or perhaps the best podcast about Billy Joel instead, when we discuss Billy Joel's 5th studio album, The Stranger.

WARNING AARON IS SO DIRTY ON THIS ONE. 

Before we get to the music we think it over and talk about leprechaun tag, the best things to do in San Francisco, and concerts at the Vegas Sphere. We also revive our annual graveyard smash with a list of the scariest songs of all time. 

Then at (52:00) we share some words of love on 20 Golden Greats, the greatest hits album by Buddy Holly & the Crickets. Can't you picture your grandpa fumbling a bra to these hits? We discuss how Buddy Holly is credited with the rock-and-roll lineup, the story behind Peggy Sue, and the best songs featuring the Bo Diddley Beat. 

Over the next week you can enjoy the silence, but next Tuesday we'll be back with the sweetest perfection when we become the best Depeche Mode podcast and discuss their electronic music album, Violator.

Before we get to the album, we show off our big cork and screw when we become the best wine podcast and provide a first timer's guide to Napa Valley. Then we thrown on our XXXL Big Johnson shirts and talk sports including Kirk Cousins attending the Twins game, youth soccer coaching, and whether it's OK to steal a YETI cooler off a public bike seat. Does that make you randy baby? YEEAAAHHHH BABY!!! 

Then at (1:00:00) we walk off the tipping point and discuss R.E.M. and their debut album, Murmur. We cover R.E.M.'s nonsense lyrics, their impact on other bands, and the best jangle pop songs of all time. 

If you join us next Tuesday, that'll be the day when we become the best Buddy Holly podcast and rave on about his 20 Golden Greats.

In all seriousness, we didn't have very lively stuff on this podcast, but we did make Paul Rudd laugh when we talked about claiming a best friend, the best way to talk to celebrities and kids who use their parents' first names. Then you can count on us to meet you in the parking lot to discuss the David Beckham Netflix series, whether a hall pass is good for a relationship, and what not to do on Beale Street.

Then at (53:00) we're combing our hair and going to Jackson to discuss Johnny Cash's first live album, At Folsom Prison. We cover the Johnny Cash career resurgence, singing along with the Man in Black, and the best country music vocal performances of all time.

Next up, for both of you listening, we are going to take a pilgrimage to a radio-free Europe and become the best R.E.M. podcast when we cover their debut album, Murmur.

You don't want that truth because deep down in places you don't talk about at parties, you WANT to hear song parodies about cow pee and you NEED to hear us talk about sex tourism in Ft. Pierre, South Dakota.

We have neither the time or the inclination to explain ourselves to the dumbshit single-finger shifters who skip ahead to (54:00) to listen to the amazing Saturday Night Fever analysis that we provide and then question the manner in which we provide it. 

We would rather that you just said "thank you" and recommend Beck Did it Better to your friends. Otherwise, we suggest you join us next week for the best Johnny Cash podcast, when we pull back the Long Black Veil on At Folsom Prison. Either way, we don't give a DAMN what you think you're entitled to.

Did we talk about cock cages for a second week in a row on this podcast? We did the job!

Did we talk about the real big nasty ones on this podcast? YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT WE DID!!!

But before we get to the album, the first half of this episode is where all the dicks hang out when discuss monitored drug testing, toe tapping in airport bathrooms, and cock cage chastity devices, Then the podcast is kind of nice when we talk about how to make the best frothy espresso martini, MTV themed cosumes, and driving in silience. We also shake our groove thing on a record store adventure and discuss the best movie soundtracks, the modern day Huey Lewis, and the best songs written by Dennis Linde. 

Then at (1:12:00) we discuss Pulp's 1995 album, Different Class. We discuss the best Britpop anthems, Pulp versus Oasis, and the best songs with spelled-out lyrics. We also get into an unbelievable inception list that will make you sweat when we discuss the best songs on Jock Jams Volume 1. 

Beck Did it Better is stayin alive next week when we become the best Bee Gees podcast and cover one of the greatest selling albums of all time, the Saturday Night Fever soundtrackx

But before we get to the music we yuck on your yum and talk male sex dolls, streaking, and removing an Exit 69 sign from the highway. Then we cover stone fruit season, Big George Foreman, and the most attractive anti-vaxxers. We also become the best education podcast of 2023 when we talk private school parents, teacher unions, and smelly backpacks. This part of the podcast is sure to remind you of Brad Pitt's cousin....Stu.

Then at (50:00) we jump aboard the Marrakesh Express and discuss the eponymous debut studio from the folk supergroup Crosby, Still & Nash. We talk about the California sound, the worst song ever written, members of the 32 club, and share the first ever Crosby, Stills, Nash & Biggie Smalls mashup!

Next week we invite all of you common people to our live bed show when we become the best Pulp podcast and cover the 1995 Britpop album, Different Class. 

But before we get to the album we make some pre-jokes about Robo Cop's pro wrestling debut, baseball field maintenance, and the best ice cream flavors. We also become the best self-care podcast when we discuss manicures and whether it's okay to sleep on the other side of the bed. Warning, These opening licks are sure to leave a couple of wet spots.

Then, at (40:00), this podcast bends when other podcasts end and we discuss the Police's most successful studio album, Synchronicity. We cover Sting's contributions to the police, the reggae influence on the Police, and the best songs from Guitar Hero Encore: Rock the 80s. We also discuss the conflicts between the Police band members and how they couldn't stand to record in the same studio together. Sounds a bit familiar, huh? 

Next week this podcast comes alive and we've got a little story for you when we become the best Pearl Jam podcast and cover the rock band's 1991 debut studio album, Ten.

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We talk about Russ at a baseball game, presidential stomach problems, and Ring cameras (not creepy.) Russell went on a date that did not go well and Rob asks a question that really makes you think. 

Then we get back into neo-soul and Questlove's ability to drag that snare click. We talk about the best Rythem and Blues songs of the 90s and it's just like giving birth because a baby face keeps popping up! 

Folks, we still have our gear for sale and feel free to call or text the BECK LINE at 802 277 BECK. 

Next week, we talk about The Police and Synchronicity, 

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We talk about why we went to St. Olaf and how Aaron's life dreams were crushed already in his sophomore year while Russ really is happy the Vikes got Randy Moss. Aaron perverts our idea of a nice day, and we talk about the history of pantyhose. We celebrate Russell's birthday month, and we have to make fun of Aaron (don't worry, he likes it.)

Aaron hates the violins and Russell realizes some harsh truths about the Verve and the Verve Pipe while we discuss one of the biggest and loudest bands of the 90's. We explain what Brit pop is and why Wonderwall is the perfect British Soccer song while we hurt Aaron's feeling about talk about the most explosive Choruses ever! 

Folks, we still have our gear for sale  and feel free to call or text the BECK LINE at 802 277 BECK. 

Next week, Mama's Gun by Erykah Badu! 

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We have on Replacements Guy and he goes full method as he explains how hard it would be for a band to do what they need to do when absolutely hammered. 

Rob does a classic airport security bit, Aaron's job is truly a hellscape come to life and Matt's kids are getting their education at the ND school of hard knocks. The voicemail is so wild we don't even know where to start and Russ is a cruiserweight champion of an uncle. 

Folks, we still have our gear for sale  and feel free to call or text the BECK LINE at 802 277 BECK. 

Next up we meet the band who we all were suppose to hate in the late 90's but for the life of me, I can't remember why when we become the best Oasis podcast as we listen to (What's the Story) Morning Glory?

He would have loved it. 

This episode was originally released 9/14/21 and you can hear that we were still excited to podcast then. 

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Next week. We finally have Let It Be by the Replacements!

We talk about the heat (unless you live with Russell), one of us is letting feral cats in the house, how we sign emails, and we get bummed out by our achievement days. Russ is truly a great uncle, Brian gets sucked into Aaron's quest to find food at the ballpark and we talk a lot about Brian. 

Russ came to see Rob and did something that shook Rob to the core, then we talk about gospel music and Aretha and how much different the movie is than the album. 

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Next week we are a podcast about the Black Album by Jay-Z

But first we interact with our very nice and very smart fans with the first every "These Three Dueds" and then we continue the DVD tournament. Matt is furthering his kids' educations in North Dakota and Aaron is having a good day with food and a bad day with something or other. 

We have plenty of voicemails but feel free to call 802-277 BECK and be part of the show. Visit our merch store as well.

Next week, the album from the Film "Amazing Grace" by Aretha Franklin. 

See, I got this out by 10 am JOE!

But if you came here for the music you're going to need just a little patience because first we remove our ball gags and discuss what it takes to be a great teacher, things that we're too old to be wearing, and the best way to cook salmon. We also become the best podcast about Vanilla Ice and the best podcast about the Undertaker, but our gong doesn't use the same baseline. Finally, we put on our $25,000 alpaca and drink your milkshake when we cover the best drama movies of all time. Our selections will surely make you grimace. 

Then at (1:00:00) you can stop your sobbing because we dive into the The Pretenders 1979 album, Pretenders. We discuss The Pretenders guitar riffs, the best songs from Guitar Hero II, and Chrissie Hynde's best composition ever, which your friends will enjoy, 

Next week we're going to Man-Size this podcast and Hook you back in when we become the best PJ Harvey podcast and discuss her 1993 debut album, Rid of Me. 

Before we take two steps forward to talk about the album, we take two steps back when we do a breakdown of Paula Abdul's Opposites Attract music video. We discuss Instagram bartenders, cardboard camps, and comedy club food etiquette. We also continue with our most controversial bit ever, the DVD tournament, when we break down the best sports movies ever.

Then at (58:00) we get natural, chemical, logical, and sensual when we cover George Michael's debut solo studio album, Faith. We cover George Michael's time in WHAM, his impact on recording contracts, and the best songs featuring finger snaps. 

Next week's episode is sure to be a mystery achievement when we become the best The Pretenders podcast when we cover the 1979 album, Pretenders. And if you're upset that you have to wait a whole week for the next episode, don't worry, eat shit.

But before we get to the album, we share another arrow in our quiver when we get the party started about the best songs that are synonymous with video games. We also discuss the merits of top cut buns, Shiny Happy People, and the best action movie DVDs (in alphabetical order).

Then at (55:00) we give you reason to believe when we discuss the Boss's 1982 album, Nebraska. We discuss Springsteen's use of the four track recorder, the best Springsteen albums, and the best harmonica songs ever.

For all you listeners that have shown faith in this podcast over the last 150 episodes, we're going to give you one more try next week when we become the best George Michael podcast and cover his debut solo album, Faith.

Here's a little gift from daddy live from the smash pad! Some call this the Kobayashi Maru of podcasts, others call it the best podcast about Jeff Buckley and 147th greatest album of all time, Grace.

But before we talk about the music, we welcome you to our silent disco. If you turn on your green headphones, you'll hear a voicemail about monkey bites and animal attack payoffs. Then if you turn on your red headphones you'll jam to some talk on assimilating to a new roommate, vacationing in Hawaii, and attending college reunions. Then if you turn on your porta-potty blue liquid color headphones we'll discuss traveling with adult toys.

Then at (53:00) we take the headphones off our big Lurch heads and discuss Jeff Buckley and his only studio album Grace. We discuss Buckley's soaring vocals, the best songs that were influenced by Jeff Buckley, and the most beautiful song ever (unless you're out on audible exhales).

Next week we invite all of you super-rich kids back to enjoy the best Frank Ocean podcast when we cover the R&B singer's debut studio album, Channel Orange.

But before we get to the album this episode has the perfect amount of hairy when we discuss AI, dude shoes, and the milkman. We also ramp up the dad talk when we share the best burger recipe, talk car insurance, and explore what it feels like to have your son see you get dominated by a tiny dog. 

Then at (57:00) the nonsense fades away and we radiate when we discuss Blondie and their 1978 album, Parallel Lines. We discuss new wave music, the best vocal moments from rock's greatest frontwomen, and famous bands that changed their name. 

Hallelujah, this episode if finally over. Join us next week as we share our secret chord and we become the best Jeff Buckley podcast and discuss his only studio album, Grace.

But before we head to the year 2000, we treat you poor unfortunate souls to some discussion about black eyes, Disney villains, and a jiu jitsu lesson we'll never forget. We also make an adjustment to prove this is the best yoga podcast.  

Then at (49:00) we talk about the greatest selling rap album of all time, The Marshall Mathers LP. We discuss Eminem's technical rap skills, the best songs that popularized new words, and why this album just doesn't hold up anymore. 

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One way, or another, we'll be back next week to become the best Blondie podcast when we discuss the 1978 album, Parallel Lines

But before we talk about the music, we sit down for some coffee talk and chat about music memorabilia, the best songs from the 90s, and whether to throw out your old CDs, DVDs, and baseball cards. Sorry Wreckx n Effect, Rounders, and Sid Bream Topps, you're gone.

Then at (57:00) we serve up a big slice of custard pie and talk about Led Zeppelin and their 1975 double album, Physical Graffiti. We discuss Led Zeppelin's live jam sessions, Led Zeppelin's best song, and the best songs featuring a guitar tremolo.

Next week we're going to be providing some type of public service announcement when we become the best Eminem podcast and discuss his 2000 hip hop album, the Marshall Mathers LP. We may talk about the album or we might just revisit some of our greatest hits from Highway 61...to the Danger Zone!

Before we get to the music, we invite you to the room where it happens to discuss monster trucks, the most expensive concert tickets we've ever purchased, and the best things to do in Vegas. We also review The Super Mario Brothers Movie, go on an epic rant about fancy ballpark food, and discuss what it's like to date a cheerleader. We also confirm that we have nothing to say about the Octomom.

Then at (56:00), Candy says it's time to talk about The Velvet Underground and their self-titled folk rock album from 1969. We discuss spoken word tracks, the Juno soundtrack, and the best female drummers of all time.

Next week we'll try not to make you sick again when we trample you under our feet for the best Led Zeppelin podcast, when we cover the 1975 hard rock album, Physical Graffiti.

A warning for all you listeners who landed on this podcast after listening to Sea Change by Beck...before we get to the album, we start a secret text chain to discuss Smokey Robinson's new album Gazms, airport gaslighting, and how everybody needs a little time away. We also become the best royal coronation podcast when we pledge our allegiance to our liege, King Charles. 

Then at (54:00) your cool hard rockin' 'daddies make it last all night when we discuss the Boss and his 1984 rock album, Born in the U.S.A. We discuss the most famous butts in music, Springsteen's deceptively depressing music, and the best heartland rock songs. We also unlock some core memories about Frank Thomas and Jeff Paper Bagwell.

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Next week you should join us after hours when we become the best Velvet Underground podcast and discuss their eponymous folk-rock album, The Velvet Underground. 

Before we get to the album we let loose our king gizzard and lizard wizard for some lively discussion of sapiosexuals, phone call etiquette, birthday gifts, and the most important bartending skills. We think you should save and bookmark this episode, but even if you don't like it, you can't be mad at us because we talked about Hamilton last week.

Then at (51:00) we discuss the Pixies second studio album, Doolittle. We discuss why the Pixies are every band's favorite band, the Pixies influence on the alternative rock scene, and the best songs from privileged Northeast college bands. 

Next week will continue talking about our glory days when we become the best Bruce Springsteen podcast and cover the Boss's heartland rock album, Born in the U.S.A.

Before we get to the album, we listen to a great voicemail on the Beck Line which leads us down a memory lane of the best podcast bits ever. We also discuss swimming pool etiquette, family card games, and hydration. We also remind you of our love when we become the best Hamilton podcast.  

Then at (1:07:00) we stop that train of nonsense and talk about The Wailers and their 1973 reggae album, Catch a Fire. We discuss Calypso music's influence on reggae, Delaware LLC law, and the best songs about kinks.

Next week's episode is sure to bring a wave of podcast mutilation when we become the best Pixies podcast and discuss their alternative rock album, Doolittle.

Hello ghouls and boys. It's Paranoid by Black Sabbath! We talk honing rods, fruit roll ups, and we beep our car horns. 

Russ brings the heat with a great list about the best riffs in heavy metal and we talk about the first metal album ever. 

Next up, Bob Marley and the Wailers To Catch a Fire. More like Bob Barely Alive! (Crypt Keeper puns are both hard and don't work in text form(

This weeks episode is going to be great for your neuroplasticity when we go reverse cowgirl on it and talk about the album first, expressing ourselves on the songs that made Immaculate Collection the best-selling greatest hits album ever. We discuss Madonna's talent as a performer, the best songs that inspired dance crazes, and the best albums from the 90s. We also get into the groove on David Fincher's music videos and the best bump and grind songs. 

Then at (1:12:00) we take you between the sheets to discuss the best hot sauces, juvenile pranks, and cyclist road rage. We also talk about the best way to watch Wrestlemania without the DIVA in your life knowing about it, if you smell what we're cooking. Finally, we take a voicemail about senior pictures, hair styles, and that dude from your college dorm who gave the old lady from McDonalds a double royale with cheese.  

Next week we release a podcast for the 139th consecutive week, breaking Cal Ripken's Iron Man streak, when we become the best Black Sabbath podcast and discuss the most influential heavy metal album of all time, Paranoid. 

Before we discuss the album, this episode reflects on all the emotions of a breakup when we celebrate national foreskin day, take a voicemail about weeds, and break down the best way to eat Cadbury Eggs. We also discuss the Apple Musical Classical app, pre-mixed cocktails, the best Rocky villains, and the best airplane food.

Then at (52:00) we remind you that, for us, this podcast isn't over when we discuss Adele's second studio album 21. We break down how to pronounce Adele, the best songs written by Dan Wilson, and the final twist in the last song (which seems pretty apparent if you listen to the lyrics). 

Next week, we'll be sure to justify your love for this podcast when we become the best Madonna podcast and break down her greatest hits album, The Immaculate Collection.

If your expectations for this episode were low, we delivered when we take a voicemail about studying abroad, discuss exotic animals, and provide a music video breakdown of DJ Snake's and Lil Jon's Turn Down for What, which is certain to give you an RHE. We also discuss bar hopping, how long to wait at a restaurant, and desert sharing etiquette. Turns out that if you base your desert sharing on credit, and the carrot cake is gone, checks you signed with cheesecake in the fridge, come back insufficient funds. 

Then at (47:00) we move on to some other strains of thought when we discuss Funkadelic's third studio album, Maggot Brain. We discuss Jimmy Hendrix's influence on George Clinton and Eddie Hazel, Funkadelic's influence on hip-hop, and the best songs with deep bass voices. 

Rumour has it that next week we'll become the best Adele podcast when we go rolling in the deep in her second studio album, 21.

This week, we talk about college life, European baseball, very cool things about you getting deleted off the internet, Aaron having pink eye, Matt having a vegas warning, and Russell is not in trouble this week but wait until the next one! 

Then we get into the album and it is like the mighty axe. It starts off fast and then ends with it just hanging there upside down. Maybe that is just how my friend Greta sees it. 

Oh well. You already have an opinion about U2 so whatever. 

Next week, we hit  Maggot Brain by The Funkadelic and you know it is an Aaron album because it starts with a 10 minute solo and no one will download that episode. 

We discuss their manager, Mr. Fuji, gross chairs, and fuzzy toilet seats. Then we get a call from a true G and discuss our bartending styles. Finally, Aaron talks about skin routines, and his jukebox bangers and we get into Girl Scout Cookies and what we call them might (not) surprise you. 

We have two lists tonight (one is simply the best) and check out Rob's favorite grammy category (and Aaron talks about his favorite Granny categories). 

At (1:02:00) we start talking about the album, alternative hip hop, and how this album is a huge part of our teenage years. 

Check us out next week when we become the first podcast to talk about U2 and the Joshua Tree. 

But before we get to the album we have a weekend at Bernie's situation going on when we take a call from a traffic cone and become the best podcast about The Last of Us on HBO. We also discuss ordering spicy food, a Valentine's Day balloon disaster, and the best ice breakers for a dinner party.

Then at (51:00) we sing our own song for Sharon and discuss Joni Mitchell's 1976 folk jazz album, Hejira. We discuss Joni Mitchell's vocal presence, the best fretless bass songs, and the inspiration for the Law and Order theme song. If you skipped forward to this part of the podcast to hear Pee Wee's balloon trick, an Alan Jackson video breakdown, and our thoughts on male implants, sorry you've got the wrong Joni Mitchell episode, you should check out our Court and Spark episode instead!

Next week, ready or not, here we come with the best Fugees podcast when we discuss the 1996 hip hop album, the Score.......Does anyone else smell toast?

But before we get to the album we talk about some other stuff, because variety is the spice of life. First, we take a voicemail from an old friend, which leads to some stories about tobacco, a cheese ball container, a fire extinguisher, and a magic penny. Then we discuss eating tacos and lingerie shopping, how kids ruin our ability to enjoy our favorite activities and laying low at events with extended friends. We also become the best MMA podcast when we talk about being humbled at jiu-jitsu. And for those of you wondering, yes we're only at album 132 and we are going back to the ovipositor jokes.

Then at (48:00) we have our own little curtain call when we discuss Hank Williams and the 1978 compilation of his 40 Greatest Hits. We discuss Hank Williams's songwriting ability, the best songs with mandolins, and how Hank's catchy tunes can shoot daggers right in your heart. 

Next week the guys will eat some black crow, proving again that this is the best Joni Mitchell podcast when we discuss her folk-rock album, Hejira. 

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But we are together and having fun so relax. The BDIB crew are in Vegas live! They are talking about things that only happen in vegas, Aaron has a pants problem, and everyone wants to just go gamble. 

We talk about Pink Floyd and become the best Podcast about the Wall. 

Next week.... Prince: 1999.

Before we get to the album, we invite you into our venus fly trap when we talk about the dirtiest female rappers of all time and discuss Calvin and Hobbs, LCD Soundsystem, and boxers versus briefs. We also take a treacherous road less traveled in the dating advice corner with some tips for navigating the holidays with her family.

Then at (46:00) we'll bring you joy when we talk about Mary J. Blige's grammy award-winning R&B album, My Life. We discuss P. Diddy's production style, interpolation vs. sampling, and the best lyrical samples from Slick Rick's La Di Da Di.

Bye-bye, love, this episode is over. But next week, you win again when we become the best Ray Charles podcast and discuss his 1962 album, Modern Sounds in Country Western Music. 

But first, the guys talk about a bunch of smart stuff like personal grooming, personal growth in a gi, personal cleaning in the basement, and whether or not someone would take it personally if your gift is more of a concept instead of a gift. 

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But before we get to the album we talk about Rod Stewart and the benefits of stand-up desks. We also discuss how much you should pay for a Christmas tree, spending the holidays with the inlaws, and the worst experiences on a flight tonight. We also become the best animal podcast when we talk about raccoons and adopting cats. 

Then at (39:00) we take you home when we cover Led Zeppelin's second studio album from 1969, nice. We talk about the songs and artists that influenced (and sued) Led Zeppelin, whether Led Zeppelin has the best opening tracks and the best songs with gongs.

In next week's episode, our mysterious ways will prove that Beck Did it Even Better than the real thing when we become the best U2 podcast and U2's 1991 album Achtung Baby.  

But before we talk about the music we prove that we're a bottom 2% podcast when we take a voicemail about dreams, changing tires, charity events, and holiday parties. We also become the best Star Wars podcast, kind of, when we talk custom lightsabres. Finally, we discuss whether it's ok to play video games while someone else cleans your house.

The discussion in the first half of this episode was at full capacity and the output was great so at (49:00) we decided to talk about Elvis Costello's new wave punk pop album, This Year's Model. We discussed the Attractions musical contributions, the musicians who were banned from SNL, and pay some other lip service to some things about this album that I really can't recall.

Next week we're going to hurt your eardrums just to see if you still feel when we become the best Nine Inch Nails podcast and talk about their industrial rock album, The Downward Spiral. 

Before we get to the album we discuss parents stealing their kids' Halloween candy, the best marching band instruments, and an amazing strategy for finding the best seats at a sporting event. We also talk about Jenga rules, whether you're allowed to spin in foosball and sad videos at the bowling alley.

Then at (50:00), our foghorn blows when we cover Van Morrison's 1970 album Moondance. We discuss jazz flautists and saxophonists, Van Morrison's pleasant vocals, and the best songs about dreams. We also discuss whether this is the best Side A on an album ever.

Next week it will feel like you're living in paradise when we pump it up and become the best Elvis Costello podcast and discuss the 1987 new wave power pop album, This Year's Model. This Year's Album

But before we get to the album we need to determine whether this podcast is historically accurate or built on a lie. We discuss adults wearing costumes at Halloween parties, tips for hosting Thanksgiving, and whether the ghosts in Pac-Man are dead Pac-Men. We also become the best Buddy Holly podcast when we talk about the smash hit Buddy Holly musical. Finally we become the best unsolved mysteries podcast when our sleuth co-hosts try to uncover what caused the brown glob on Rob's shirt.

Then at (51:00) we show you the way when we discuss the 6th best selling album of all time, Hotel California by the Eagles. We discuss why people love the Eagles, why people hate the Eagles, and whether its "the Eagles", "The Eagles", or "Eagles". We also provide a Manhattan Transfer of music knowledge when we breakdown a list of songs with the best vocal arrangements. 

If this week's episode got your tickler file then we'll take you higher next week for the best Sly & the Family Stone podcast and the 119th greatest album of all time, Stand!

First of all, we're sorry. 

This week we are the best Kanye Podcast. We show you why we can't afford no gas as we talk about Mr. West's second album. The guys have on Aaron's brother and we get double-teamed by two guys who have strong opinions about albums that don't even have any lyrics. That is a sample of why we are the best Podcast about Late Registration by Kanye West. 

Rob is a Halloween hero, Aaron has a scary solo parenting moment, and we talk about our special feelings towards the THX sound .   

Russ goes for another round on his Vegas adventure. He basically went to a strip club and says it is art piece or something. Basically, it is pretty apparent that Vegas broke his brain. 

We get into Kanye's second album, we notice a few bits that forbode the future, and we bring in a ringer to talk about an album that may have been the last time Kanye was actually introspective. Again, we are so sorry. 

We get a special guest list about Mom's but no guest Rolling Going. That's messed up. 

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Next week, we talk about a group that is basically the opposite of Kanye when we become the best podcast on the Eagles and the best podcast on Hotel California. 

Sorry again. 

Before we get to Robert Smith's spin moves on the album we take a voicemail about whether this podcast is kid friendly and what co-host we'd switch places with. We talk about fancy pumpkin patches and the optimum amount of time to stay in Las Vegas. We also become the best Lizzo podcast and best Blink 182 podcast when we discuss encores and ticket prices.

Then at (53:00) we serenade you with a love song and lullaby about sucking on chili dogs when we discuss The Cure's gothic rock album, Disintegration. We chat about cinematic music, 80s synth pop, and the best songs about getting older. 

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Next week we're going to give all you gold diggers another episode for free when we prove we are the best Kanye West podcast and discuss the 117th greatest album of all time, Late Registration.  

Before we get to the album, this episode kicks off with a list of the best scary songs straight from the big lake they called Gitche Gumee and a discussion of great Halloween costumes. We also talk marching band music, live-action remake movies, and Twitter likes.

Then at (1:01:00), we're putting some hot sauce all up in your Top Ramen when we discuss Kendrick Lamar and his first major label album Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City. We discuss Kendrick's ability to tell concise stories, album guest appearances, and the best songs written and produced by the Neptunes. And trust us, our milkshake will bring all the boys to the yard!

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Next week, join us for a stroll down fascination street when we become the best podcast about The Cure, and the 116th greatest album of all time, Disintegration.              

But before we talk about the music we'd like to tell you about the volleyball court we're building and where we took the money from. We also talk about our biggest regrets, costume shaming, band-offs, and how to choose a pillow. We also talk about things you shouldn't do at a comedy show and the most embarrassing fast food restaurant to be seen in.

This week, for the first time ever, our hosts had the perfect length and duration at (53:00) when we started discussing The Strokes and their debut studio album, This Is It. We talk about the Strokes taking indie rock mainstream, danceable rock, and the best songs with false endings. 

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Next week we'll try to not kill your vibe with our backseat freestyle when we prove again that we are the best Kendrick Lamar podcast and talk about his major label debut, Good Kid, M.A.A.D City.

But before we get  to the album, that resentment and emptiness you feel is caused by the fulfillment of you listening to the guys talk about their go-to-song, the best book about the 90s, and the passing of Pharoah Sanders. We also talk about when it's ok to shush someone.

Then at (53:00) we crash into you like a double decker bus when we discuss the most depressing album yet, The Queen is Dead, by the Smiths. We talk about Morrisey's unique vocal approach, The Smiths influence on alternative music, and the saddest songs of all time.

If your people, girlfriends, and grandkids can't understand why you're still listening to this podcast after 113 episodes then you should join us again next week (and have your people, girlfriends, and grandkids download to) when we become the podcast about the Strokes and the 114th greatest album of all time, Is This It.

Before we get to the music, for medical reasons, you should check out the first half of the podcast where we talk about public displays of affection, lucky days at the library, vanity license plates, and bike helmets. We also get weirdly specific when we become the best Minnesota Vikings podcast, and talk about sponsored scoreboards, excessive celebration for gyrating, and fans we can't stand.

Then at (49:00) our rhythm will keep you up all night when we discuss Janet Jackson's third studio album from 1986, Control. We talk about Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, the Minnesota sound, the New Kids on the Block, and the best New Jack Swing songs. We also share our prerogative about....sorry, we didn't know how we were going to finish this sentence.

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Next week we're living our lives like a candle in the wind when we become the best podcast about Elton John and his 1973 double LP, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Seriously, please listen...What else do you people from South Dakota have to do, go see Mt. Rushmore again?

But before we talk about the album, the first half of this podcast is a real vibe check when we discuss the new Roc Marciano album, electric toothbrushes, and why squirrels are splooting. We also take a wine flight tonight and discuss the best wineries in Minnesota. We don't tell you what tannins are but we make sure you know you can't go across the water unless you have power. 

Then at (46:00) we just keep you hanging on when we talk about Lou Reed's second solo studio album, Transformer. These four blokes discuss Lou Reed's distinct voice, David Bowie and Mick Ronson's influence on this album, and the best songs featuring the recorder. We also become the best royal family podcast when we celebrate British musicians and their connections with the crown.

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Next week we're throwing a people's party for the three-time WNBA champions when we talk about Joni Mitchell's 1974 pop album, Court & Spark.

But before we get to the album we find something sweet and enjoyable and totally ruin it when we discuss fig-flavored desserts, ballpark nachos, and realizing that you are in fact...inside-out shirt guy. We also talk about dating someone younger than you (Leo style), rules for watching TV shows with your spouse, and Pageant of the Masters performance art.

Then at (52:00) we're serving up a savory pie of discussion about Fiona Apple and her second studio album, When the Pawn. We talk about Fionna's percussive rhythms, her ability to play with a phrase, and the best Jon Brion songs.

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Next week we hitchhike our way across the USA and take a walk on the Wildside when we become the best Lou Reed podcast and talk about his glam rock album Transformer. Autobots, roll out! 

But before we get to the album, we're talking about the songs that were hits on our 21st birthday and the discussion gets quite hot. Then we discuss custom cowboy hats, vanity license plates, and professional cornhole players. We also are proud to release our merch store [NOTE FROM ROB] (the merch store has been shut down by the website.... I'll let you know when it is back up)  where you can buy all the new Beck Did it Better Swag. We are officially a cash cow.

Then at (1:00:00) we break out our ass-less chaps and share our thoughts on Television and their debut studio album, Marquee Moon. We discuss the Mixolydian mode (which Aaron mocks), french poetry (which Matt confuses with a Stallone franchise), and the best bands to come out of the CBGB club in New York City (which Russ had never heard of).

Next week you can either deal it out or deal with all that we lay down when we become the best Fiona Apple podcast and talk about her alternative rock album When the Pawn...

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But before we talk about the whole album, we invite former WWF Champion Randy Macho Man Savage onto the pod to talk about the best baseball closer songs ever, and Bonesaw is ready. Then we discuss how much tuna should go on a tuna melt, being the last person on a flight, and the merits of crustless pizza. We're also testing our might when we chat about the best arcade games ever.

Then at (56:00) we get Kurt Loder's thoughts on Hole's alternative rock album, Live Through This. We discuss Nirvana's influence on Hole, the Courtney Love controversy, and the best Riot grrrl movement songs. The Sphinx also gives a riddle for you.

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If you follow the guiding light after this episode you will see no evil next week when we become the best Television Podcast and talk about their debut post-punk album Marquee Moon.

But we know you piggies need your slop so we have a fun one to put into your mouths. 

We have always said that the true heroes of the podcast are our listeners. You keep us going and your smart and insightful comments each week help us make the show better. So we decided to do an episode dedicated to you! 

This is a collection of our favorite voicemails and texts from you! The true heroes! 

In fact, I give you permission to put on your finest navy whites when you listen to this while you mow the lawn, do the dishes, and generally avoid your family. 

If you want to participate, call or text 802 277 BECK! Be part of a great team full of respect and love!

Before we get to the album, we hit the superfecta box when we talk songs that take you to a certain place, kids learning curse words, and trying on speedos, and don't worry, there is no chaffage problems. The episode also gets uncorked when we become the best podcast about gambling and wine tasting. In addition, we share a story that will inspire you to never give up. 

Then at (54:00) we take all our winnings from the first half of the episode and let it ride when we talk about Led Zeppelin's debut studio album. We discuss Led Zeppelin's failure to provide writing credits, how other bands were inspired by Zeppelin's worst impulses, and the best songs written by Blues legend, Willie Dixon.  

If you're looking for the greatest self-titled albums ever, and you enjoyed this episode, then join us next week when Sean Connery takes you to class and we become the best The Clash podcast and talk about their debut studio album...The Clash.

However, before we share our musical snippets we take a voicemail about our obsession with Beck and get caught in a hot box discussing road trips, driving in Europe, and the best Paul McCartney songs. We also become the best food and drink podcast when we talk about the best kind of whitefish, beer sampling etiquette, and celebrity chefs (including tortilla salesmen at beer gardens)..

Then at (49:00), we treat you to a musical logic treatise of sorts when we talk about Taylor Swift's fourth studio album, Red. We discuss Swift's reverse Hootie transition from, country to pop, hidden messages in the album liner notes, and the suitcase theory. Dr. Instrument also goes through a list of the best ukulele songs.

Next week the podcast is rolling into Nazareth and putting the load right on you when we become the best podcast about the Band and their debut studio album, Music from the Big Pink.

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But before we get to the album we needed to give you a secondary plug for a 50-point shot when we take a call about holiday music. We also talk about carnivorous plants, making friends with strangers on vacation, and whether the hockey playoffs are better than the basketball playoffs. We also become the best Formula 1 podcast, when the main host gets an F-1-inspired haircut.

Then at (35:00) we treat you to a sonata of sorts when we recapitulate the theme of this podcast by talking about Metallica's third studio album, Master of Puppets. We discuss the classical music influence on this album, how Metallica interpolated David Bowie, and the greatest songs ever from artists or bands from El Cerrito, or at least from someone who ordered a piece of pizza near El Cerrito once.

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Next week we decided that we don't want you listeners anymore because you took our joy, but regardless we'll still become the best Lucinda Williams podcast when we talk about her country blues album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road.

We are re-releasing an actually good episode, PRINCE! (Aaron lives in his garage in this one!)

Minnesotans love three things, Minnesota, things with pictures of Minnesota on them, and people from Minnesota! Therefore we LOVE Prince!

And so should you! It's also is AARON'S MOM'S Birthday so happy birthday to aaronsmom@gmail.com

Listen... we talk about a lot of stuff in this episode. It might be our best ever. But none of that matters. Aaron is currently living in his garage and needs to crawl out a window to go to the bathroom. It is all I can think about. 

Matt hates Halloween and the BIG BOPPER makes a comeback. But that is all background noise compared to Aaron being locked into his garage at night by his wife. 

We talk about how Prince is loved by Minnesotans and how he is the epitome of sex. But what we really want to hear is how Aaron has to sleep on an air mattress at night. 

Finally, we debate how many guitar solos is too many, we have a list of the greatest movie songs of all time, but no one cares because we are all visualizing Aaron trying to sleep as rats run around the garage. 

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OK, we admit it. We have been on a number of dates to psychedelic improv shows with other listeners before. But this week we're here to make some special memories with you when we become the best podcast about the Stooges and the 94th greatest album of all time, Fun House.

But before we get to the album, a voicemail schools the guys on the A.C. Slater, making this our best podcast about Saved by the Bell. Then the guys discuss improv comedy shows, Rube Goldberg machines, how much of your dating history should you share. A couple of the guys also get further on the edge on a Flight Tonight, and its gets hotter than intensity.

Then at (52:00) we're talking about The Stooges' second studio album, Fun House, led by Iggy Pop, or Iggy Soda for our east coast listeners out there. We discuss how the punk movement was a rejection of the hippies, how this is a companion piece to the emerging funk genre, and the best screams in rock music. We also become the best podcast about Greek mythology and mathematicians when the guys explore Rob's Sisaphysian ordeal and the Archimides' screw.  

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Next week we become the best Drake podcast when we talk about Drizzy's hip-hop R&B album and we can guarantee that the Pino grigio spritzers will be flowing!

But before discussing the Misdemeanor, a listener calls in and commits a Rolling Felon when he rats out one of the guys for writing a love song about having a sandwich in his pocket. In addition, we're riding the friendly skies again with a couple of segments of Flight Tonight and discussing whether Beck should be opening for Arcade Fire. We then talk Turner and Hooch, Who Got the Hooch, and baba ganoush...OK actually, somebody made us talk about nutritional yeast, and the nooch got loose.

Then at (59:00) we're chatting about Missy Elliott's debut studio album, Supa Dupa Fly. We discuss how Missy Elliot's first album was produced by her own label, the best Timbaland songs, and whether the singing and rapping on this album was a precursor to Drake (the rapper...not the relays you Iowa listeners). 

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Next week we become the best The Stooges podcast when we talk about the proto-punk album, Fun House. If you were going to compare next week's episode to a pop it would be Coke's MagiCan because it comes with prizes and foul smelling substances that discourage consumption. Seriously, check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagiCan

But before we listen to Jimi we get a live call in from the Drake Relays, making this the best track and field podcast to listen to. In addition, the guys cut loose talking consumer slogans that we just can't quit, the best BBQ restaurants in the southeast and Minneapolis, and taking in a show at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater. In addition, Rob has a habit that Aaron declares is the weirdest thing he has ever heard on the podcast.   

Then at (48:00) we talk about Jimi Hendrix's third album on the list, Axis: Bold as Love. We discuss the jazz influence on this album, what direction Hendrix would have taken had he lived past 27, and how Jimi Hendrix ruined Eric Clapton's life. We also run down the best songs not sung by the lead singer. The conversation on this episode is truly slow roasted.

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This episode will fall into the sea, eventually, but don't worry, because next week's episode is the bomb diggy and the best Missy Elliott podcast when we talk Supa Dupa Fly. 

But before we get to the album, there is some darkness on the edge of this episode when a Facebook commenter provides a critique of the podcast and specifically the vocal stylings of the main host. Then the guys are honoring all the mothers out there by sharing our favorite mother's day memories. The conversation also touches on the concert of a lifetime, that the main host had nothing to do with, our favorite jobs that didn't make the resume, and whether our dozens of fans think we should just end this quest already. And this week we're running a special, where you'll save big money, you'll save big money when you download this podcast for free.

Then at (55:00) minutes, we talk about Bruce Springsteen's heartland rock album, Darkness on the Edge of Town. We discuss big builds, Springsteen's four corners approach to album creation, and the best songs about cars.

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Next week, there ain't no telling what's going to happen when this morning zoo show becomes the best Jimi Hendrix podcast and we listen to Axis: Bold as Love.

But before the Gold Rush, Rob and the co-hosts share some stories that will surely cause you to experience an Enviornmentalisom! First Aaron makes this the best coffee podcast to listen to into 2022 when he talks about new coffee day, which is sure to give you good vibes. Matt asks, what's that smell as he boards a plane for another segment of Flight Tonight! Russ shares his experience at a gut wrenching Timberwolves game. If you're one of the adults clapping thundersticks at the game, we don't need you, but please keep downloading. Then Rob updates the audience on the ice cream developments in his life and how he never makes charitable contributions.

Then the content on the podcast finally rises above a dull surface at (42:00) when we talk about Neil Young's socially conscious album, After the Gold Rush. We discuss D modal guitar tuning, the best vibraphone songs, and how the album was inspired by a screenplay written by some dude on Quantum Leap. This does make us the best, and only, Quantum Leap podcast.

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Next week, the guys are taking the podcast on the road to the Jersey Shore, where we'll gym, tan, laundry and act like we're the best Bruce Springsteen podcast when we cover Darkness on the Edge of Town. 

But before we talk about the album we are there for you (when our drinks start to pour), we're there for you (like we've been about 100 episodes before), we're there for you (because you Beckerheads are there for us too). Matt shares his experience of meeting a celebrity. Aaron's eating canned fish and has an American cheese ramen trick. We also become the best sports card podcast when Russ gets some old school cards. Then Rob lets us know what he wears to bed. If you think you have it figured out, au contraire.

Then at (56:00) we talk about Erykah Badu's debut album, Baduizm. We discuss the Roots' involvement in this record, crackling vinyl static, and the songs and artists that influenced neo-soul music.

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Next week Neil Young returns to Spotify (and every other platform you get your podcasts) when the podcast covers Neil Young's After the Gold Rush.

But before the guys get to the album, we become the best podcast about cars when Aaron shares an unfortunate, but funny, story about how his new car met his retaining wall. Matt answers whether it's ok to sit across from your spouse on a plane in another Flight Tonight. Then the guys talk about fine dining when Russell is eating in the dark, chowing down snacks and eating slices of pork, why did we wear nice clothes. Rob also asks the listeners if people know what a cakewalk is. And if you just searched, "Is Mona Alive?" and landed here, we are definitely the podcast for you.

Then at 59:00 we talk about David Bowie's piano pop rock album Hunky Dory. We discuss whether the Beatles influenced this album, what Bowie's lyrics mean, and the best songs recorded on the Trident Studio's Bechstein grand piano.

Finally, the guys share their experiences of when they found out they were going to be a parent, and for some it was never a long journey.

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Next week, the hosts are Bad Dudes when we become the best neo soul podcast and talk about Erykah Badu and her debut studio album, Baudizm.

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Before we get into the album we're celebrating Aaron's new purchase (or lease)...a NEW CAR!!!! Turns out Aaron spent more time test driving that gas guzzler than we spent discussing this album. Russ wants to know how many "Thank Yous" are really needed when opening door. Matt is almost done with the top 500 list and we become the best Taylor Swift podcast as Matt shares his verdict on the best Taylor Swift album. Rob's life continues to spiral out of control after his local convenience store placed his fancy ice cream under lock and key. Seriously, who are the monsters out there stealing ice cream from convenience stores. And if you're one of them, could you at least download this podcast?

Then at (54:00) we're talking about one of the greatest psychedelic rock albums of all time, The Doors. We discuss The Doors use of the organ, Jim Morrison's vocal range, and songs inspired by operas that nobody has ever heard of. And if you don't like our takes on the album that's cool, but please don't blame it on the bossanova.

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Next week, the podcast returns and solidifies that Beck Did it Better is the best jazz podcast as we talk about one of the most influential jazz albums ever, Bitches Brew by Miles Davis.

Before we get into the album we're talking homemade yogurt kits and re-watching old wedding DVDs. Aaron's got an all time music recommendation, from a super famous musician you've all heard of....Doug. Matt is sharing his experience of seeing Tool live in concert from a suite with the rest of the prosperous jam band fans. Russ is looking for advice on dating during the NCAA basketball tournament. And Rob's life's in shambles and he's eating handfuls of random stuff because his wife is out of town.

Then at (46:00) we talk about John Lennon's first solo album after leaving The Beatles, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. We discuss how this album would be different if Sir Paul McCartney was involved, the influence Lennon had on other bands, and the best hammond organ songs ever. You could argue that this episode qualifies as the best podcast about The Beatles.

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Finally, we prove that we don't believe in Zimmerman, and we don't believe in Beatles, but we do believe in primal scream jokes....and Yoko.  

Next week, the podcast will break on through to the other side as we become the best podcast about The Doors and talk about their eponymous debut studio album, The Doors.

But before we get into the album, we become the best NWO podcast as Aaron reflects on the passing of Razor Ramon, who was just too sweet. In addition, Rob is getting scammed by his daughter into buying Harry Styles nail polish and Matt is fine dining with a prix fixe menu and thankful nobody slipped him any rocky mountain oysters. Then Russ asks about airplane armrest etiquette as we take another...Flight Tonight!!

Then at (45:00) we talk about the second greatest selling album of all time, Back in Black, and answer who are the dirtiest bands ever and whether AC/DC is just Led Zeppelin without the syncopation and complex multi rhythms, whatever the hell that means.

Finally, we answer an important question: What is a riblet? 

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Next week the podcast asks whether a working class hero is something to be as we become the best John Lennon podcast and talk about John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band.

Listen, we talk about Dusty Springfield and Dusty in Memphis and all the implications of why this album exists and we actually have a great smart discussion about race and music and how this is the product of that. But Aaron once again drops an absolute bomb that is guaranteed to make you think for days..... I cannot stop thinking about it. 

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Next week! We are ROCKING with AC/DC as we become the best Back in Black Podcast. 

Before we get to the album Rob checks a listener and shares the best songs with robot voices which will alter your gas station going experience forever. In addition, Aaron is giving standing ovations at the children's theater, Matt's sharing hot takes on Luka Donavich and the best Malcolm Gladwell books, and Russ starts a debate on the best dipping sauce for cheese curds.

Then at (53:00) we talk about one of the most influential funk bands Sly and the Family Stone finally, and discuss overdubbing, the drum machine, and the best songs with yodeling.

Finally, Rob's having dinner with the Hamburglar and he's a nasty brat that refuses to steal hamburgers. Robble Robble.

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Next week we'll start sweet-talking to you and you'll certainly know that Beck Did it Better is the only podcast that could ever teach me as we become the best Dusty Springfield podcast and talk Dusty in Memphis.

But before we get into the album we're discussing the best songs to get you in the mood and Aaron introduces us to an avant garde piece that all you parents will love. And the silence you'll hear, is not Lambeau field. In addition, Matt's looking for tips on taking your kids to Disney World, Russ is looking for hookah bar advice, and Rob wants to know, why do people say bless you (or gazoontite). Then Aaron tells us that he's a boss! Not a boss, like in an extremely cool way. But literally, a supervisor of numerous employees.

Then we talk about the most important artist of our generation, Beyonce, and discuss how she makes herself relatable, the Houston sound, and not remembering how you ended up in the kitchen.

Finally, we answer an important question: Do all skittles colors have the same flavor and does that rule apply to skittles infused vodka? The answer can be found somewhere over the rainbow. 

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Next week the podcast is a family affair as we become the best Sly and the Family Stone podcast and discuss There's a Riot Going On.

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NEXT WEEK: We learn all about the art of Surfboarding with Beyonce: Beyonce.

We become the best Frank Ocean podcast and we talk Blonde. We talk Superbowl halftime show, Matt makes a plane old mistake and now he hates Chipotle. Aaron heads out for a fun day at the beach, gets a fun text from Rob, and Russ has finally nailed down what exactly a service charge is. Rob talks valentines telegrams and no one knows what he is talking about.

Then we talk Frank Ocean but the guys mostly admit they are dumb when they say they DON'T LIKE PEPPERMINT PATTIES!!!! WHAT A BUNCH OF MORONS. 

Then at the end, Rob thought the episode was bombing so he tells a humiliating dating story.  Again, this is my art. 

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NEXT WEEK: We pretty much do the opposite with The Sex Pistols: Never Mind the Bollocks, It's the Sex Pistols. 

We talk about Elvis, how this album is a weird Elvis album to put on the list, and how you can oil up your arms to get the armrest on the plane. 

Aaron talks veggie burgers and Goodwill Hunting, Russ is flying again, Matt is still churning through the list and has bad news, and Rob has his own personal Olympics. 

We continue to contact the dead, delve into why Elvis is both a cultural touchstone and an example of systemic racism, and Russ is slapping it again. 

Finally, Matt just wants to go to bed but our favorite condiment is back on the phone. 

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NEXT WEEK: We get into our feelings with Frank Ocean's Blond(e).

We also become the best Meatloaf podcast when we get a call from Meatloaf. It turns out he says really dirty things!!

Aaron apologizes to his wife, and hates capitalism because he won't buy kitchen appliances because his cheap is fixing stuff.  Matt talkes our trip to Vegas, and Russ wakes up in an unfamiliar bed. Then Rob talks Miami Sound Machines while his wife is out of town. 

Then we talk Keith Moon and the best drum fills while also touching on fleshlights. 

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NEXT WEEK: Next up, we are the best Elvis podcast as we talk about how if you died on the toilet I bet your hand falls in. It's Elvis: The Sun Sessions. Good luck finding this album. Here is a link to a spotify list that someone put together because this album is harder to find than a Lynx shirt at Ta**et

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25o7vz3bODwQNAndevikIR

That's a true 5 star review.

OHHHHH baby..... Listen, the album is great, it's funky, and Aaron watched the corresponding movie to this soundtrack but none of that matters. Aaron drops a BOMB on the podcast AGAIN! Just when you thought we couldn't get any more juice from that sweet sweet orange! We DID! Aaron is truly the gift that keeps on giving. If you love intercoms, you are guaranteed to love this ep. 

We are talking about French Raffi, how Aaron uses a cart, Aaron somehow takes his kid sledding in a parking lot, Rob reveals a secret about his WIFE, and Matt grumbles about restocking shelves. 

Then we talk Curtis Mayfield and the soundtrack to Super Fly. It is jamming and would be a cool a hell soundtrack for anyone's life. From my research we are now the best Curtis Mayfield podcast.

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NEXT WEEK: Next up, we are going mobile and talking about WHO'S NEXT by THE WHO!

Aaron is done with legos, Russ needs some New Year's Eve advice, Matt is getting offered too much gum, and Rob gets moist at the trampoline park. We talk movies and finally get a swamper list.

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NEXT WEEK: Next up, we are talking SUPER FLY by Curtis Mayfield. FUNKY in all caps!

THEN AARON BLOWS THE DOORS OFF WITH PROBABLY THE "BIGGEST" REVELATION EVER ON THE PODCAST.

Then we talk about the album, and we get tenor so lists. 

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NEXT WEEK: Next up, we go back to the Aretha Franklin well with "Lady Soul."

Imagine a top 100 album where you can barely make out a single lyric. Imagine 4 cool dudes trying to talk about this album. Now you see why I am so grumpy all of the time. We are becoming a shoegaze podcast when we talk about My Bloody Valentine. 

Rob is talking bathtime, Aaron's son is just the best, Russ is off to Nashville and Matt comes up with a brilliant business idea. Then we talk advent calendars and finally talk about all the bands influenced by an album that none of us were very familiar with. If the episode sounds echoey, just know that we were recording in the garage. 

Also, Aaron makes a list that will make you realize just how sweet Aaron really is. 

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NEXT WEEK: We are going through the wire and walking with Jesus on Kanye's debut "The College Dropout" now in podcast form!

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. I know some of you foot freaks skip the music part but there is a segment after the album where we are like a bad train, we go off the rails and it is fun so don't miss it. This was recently voted by Russ to be a top 5 "off the rails" episode. Did we need almost two hours to cover a 42-minute album? Yes! How do you expect us to become the best Neil Young podcast and the best podcast about Harvest if we don't also talk about our Mount Rushmore of Canadian Artists? (hint: it ain't called mount rush-less)

In this episode, Rob finds out how far is too far with his parody song, Aaron talks about eating shrimp tails and Rob realizes he didn't go far enough with the song. Matt talks about getting snubbed as a roadie, we plan our first live show, and Aaron talks about his family's favorite Christmas carol.   

We talk Neil Young and slide guitars and Russell's cocktail game continues to be on point. 

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NEXT WEEK: We get into some shoegazing with Loveless by My Bloody Valentine. 

We have a sweet opening song about true friendship and then an angry caller with bad taste in candy calls up.Then we talk Flavacol and sneaking food into the theater.Matt talks about Lana Del Rey and Russ and Rob come up with a great business idea. We would have Seriously Terrific Deals (STDs) and we go over the best back up songs of all time. 

Then we follow the natural mystic and start Jammin to Bob Marley while listening to those grooves and the great guitar. 

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NEXT WEEK: Old Man take a look at my life, because I'm an exhibitionist and it turns me on! We are becoming a Neil Young podcast when we cover Harvest.

But first we do another classic Aaron or Air out and learn more about our good friend Aaron. Does he disc golf? What was his favorite food on Thanksgiving? These don't look as good written down. They play better on audio. 

Matt is still plugging away on the list, going over to Aaron's for a dinner date sounds rough, Russ talks modern daycare, and Rob has to brag. We talk about banned songs and Russ pulls out an all time drink. 

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NEXT WEEK: We head over to England to listen to.... some Reggae? We become the best podcast about Bob Marley's Exodus! 

You probably just know us personally and are now stuck listening to this podcast because you know we will ask you about it when we see you. We are excited to bring back Suzanne to talk about Alanis and give us someone else to talk to for once! 

This week we talk about an album that had us in our feels in high school and was one of the best albums of the 90's! We even bring on special guest Suzanne to talk Alanis, why society thinks Alanis is angry, and how this album is so well produced. 

Aaron is getting psyched out by John Lennon, it's inflatable season with Matt, Russ' favorite part of a wedding may (not) surprise you, and Suzanne has questions about dining out. 

Russ takes us to broadway and Rob deals with button fly pants. 

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NEXT WEEK: We explore the beginning of gangster rap with Straight OUtta Compton with NWA. 

We talk 16th birthday jamz this week and our undying devotion to Boyz II Men although the news that the low voice guy is no longer there has shaken me to the core and I think about it once a day now. We compare the macarena with pegging, so it is one of those episodes. 

Aaron gets a fish sandwich, Matt talks about how much he loves? sports betting, Russ gets some culture and the tickets are too good! 

Then we get into this synthed out classic and Russ drops some knowledge on us about the Fairlight synthesizer. 

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NEXT WEEK: We all dive into a 90's classic. We laugh, we learn, and we have one hand in our pocket when we talk Alanis Morrisette and Jagged Little Pill!

Aaron talks about his day at work while at the children's museum, Matt's on a bender at a casino that has a Subway, Rob is getting to know some strength athletes, and Russ talks all things Thanksgiving.

Then we get inot Jay-Z's first album and listen to the flows and the beats and compare it to Nas and other records this set the template for and then of course we talk GRAVEDIGGER!

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NEXT WEEK: We all dive into a new album for us (but not for Big Boi) Kate Bush and The Hounds of Love!

Today we become another great Jazz Podcast when we become the best Love Supreme podcast! We are talking jazz, the influence of John Coltrane, and whether or not paying your credit card bill after getting tricked into drinking too much is wrong or actually a super genius move. 

We talk about the problems with being a parent, we talk about the greatest LOW intros and we get in a time machine with Russell! 

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NEXT WEEK: NEXT WEEK! We strike it rich with Roc-A-Fella records and become the Best Jay-Z podcast when we become a Reasonable Doubt Podcast.

We also learn what a concert SHOULDN'T be with one of Russell's best(?) dates ever! We get nice emails, talk meeting father in-laws. Aaron talks samurai swimming, Matt and Russ went to the same concert but had very different experiences. 

Then we become the best James Brown podcast and the best Live at the Apollo podcast when we get into the music and instantly fall in love with The Hardest Working Man in Show Business. Russ also busts out one of the best lists of all time. 

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NEXT WEEK: We are talking John Coltrane and A Love Supreme.  Great Jazz with some great guys. Listen as we become the best John Coltrane podcast and the best A Love Supreme Podcast!

Before we start talking to Cookie, we go over underwear for men, where to sit for a concert, service fees, and the wonderful world of mini doughnuts. We also talk Aaron driving monster trucks and wearing orthotic shoes. 

Russ also drops knowledge on us about another instrument and Russell falls behind in the count with the pitcher. 

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NEXT WEEK: We are talking James Brown: Live at the Apollo on the podcast but none of that matters. Russ tells the greatest story of all time and it will change your life when you hear it.

What if a band is really just two guys and a cast of rotating players? What if the two dudes were perfectionists and what if they didn't stop until they got exactly the sound they wanted? It is no surprise that the music on Aja sounds like it is made by AI yet at the same time is funky, deep, and new on every listen. It is a lot like this podcast but if we were talented or put time into it! 

We dive into a deep mailbag segment and Magic Mike 69 blows our minds a few times. Aaron boos people (rude), Rob boos people with scary music (funny and cool), and we have a candyman moment. 

Russ teaches us about yet another instrument and Rob goes to the apple orchard while Matt is blasting music at the office while Aaron wants to drink on the job. Normal stuff from normal guys. 

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NEXT WEEK: We are the best OutKast podcast when we talk Stankonia!

We are talking about the album that made all of us love rock and roll. We are officailly the best Guns N' Roses podcast and the best Appetite For Destruction podcast ever! We are talking Axl, Slash, Izzy, Steven(?) and Duff and how they wrote most of their songs while drinking in various places and how much these songs rock! 

Aaron tells a long story about frittatas, matt is talking dinners, and Rob and Russ take it to the bathroom. Russ makes an all time drink and we talk the best opening guitar riffs of all time. This album is a banger and this episode turned out ok so what else can you ask for. 

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NEXT WEEK: We talk Steely Dan and AJA on the podcast!

We talk hip hop in the 80's, the MC DJ relationship and we touch on the trends in cult documentaries. We debate orgy footwear, snorkels these days, and the food scene in Chicago. Also, there is a chance to text us about putting on bras and taking off socks. 

We talk about the history of hip hop and how this album was the root of almost every rap album ever. Plus Russ drops a truly top 5 list. 

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Aaron gets existentially sad this week over something, Matt is partying like it is 1999, and our instrument expert Russ goes to a concert and audibly asks if he needs to clap for a bad song. Rob gets advice for going to bed late and talks about some physical therapy adventures. 

Russ breaks out another top 5 instrument list and we get the pleasure of talking Van Morrison and his revenge album before this one. This is a legit banger of an episode.

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NEXT WEEK: 

We become the best Eric B. and Rakim podcast when we become a Paid in Full podcast. 

We talk Rolling Stone top 500 songs, time machines, and I wasted like 2 hours putting all the sound clips in! This might be our best episode yet (admittedly a low bar.)

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NEXT WEEK: 

We become the best Van Morrison podcast when we talk Astral Weeks on the podcast!

We are hitting the granddaddy of rock and roll albums, the rolling boned, Led Zeppelin IV. It has it all, killer guitar solos, amazing drums and the voice of an Angel! Plus John Paul Jones on the recorder. 

We talk Iowa football (Rosie is an Iowa State fan and they had just lost to IOWA), late-night clubbing with Rob, Matt in the Big Apple, and Russ is still having headphone issues.  Then we talk about ovipositors. 

We revel in the tones of hard rock and talk about how much this album rocks and Rob and Aaron are best friends! Russ also brings a top 5 list about the boob tube! 

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NEXT WEEK: 

We become the best Stevie Wonder podcast AGAIN when we talk Talking Book on the podcast!

We talk Levon Helm, time signatures, and how this band influenced almost every other musician ever! 

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NEXT WEEK: 

We bring the heat and become the best LED ZEPPELIN podcast when we become a Led Zeppelin IV podcast.  (spoiler... it rocks!)

We talk about the best (or worst) way to deal with fruit flies, the weird subculture of funny/dirty tshirts, can you ditch family movie night to exercise, Van Goghing to the museum, and the curse of slow birthday songs. We talk frenching with our significant others and the best songs about not getting to know you! 

Then we talk Liz Phair and the sparse arrangements, the dirty lyrics, and the power of a woman reusing and creating a new subtext to the structure of Exile on Main Street.  

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NEXT WEEK: 

The Band we are talking about is The Band. No not that one! The Band and the album The Band. The Band is both the name of The Band and the name of the album.

Also, Russell's drink this week still has me scratching my head. Listen, school is starting back up so I don't have the time to write the normally funny sentences here so just listen to the episode and enjoy. If you like reading so much, why don't you get a book. Actually don't because we really judge our self-worth by downloads so f you could tell people about it or take their phone at a party and subscribe, we would appreciate it. Or get your parents' phone when they are not looking and put us on there. Think about it. 

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