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Did he mention where this information was obtained? I missed it if he did.

On/About 28:40 "I'll try spinning! That's a neat trick!"

The guy sounds like Spacehog, but awful.

I'd like to say underglow is dead but I saw a 370Z with it last week

I know I'm fuck'n weird but do you want help getting elevated in the eyes of if the Almighty Algorithm or not?

Is a, Maxwell just one that has decided to be just as much of a sleeze as any Max but with a lot more secret passwords spoken through door slits, masks where *ABSOLUTELY* no record is allowed?

Hate this song. It ought to be sank into the deepest pit Earth can offer.

#birdsarentreal

The weird thing about Roadrunner is that it's the same label, King Diamond was on. Listen to the subject of this episode and then check out "Abigail" or "White Wedding" and tell me that that was what you expected to hear.

I don't often find myself laughing at someone in a wheelchair but when I do.....

After 38 years that dudes neurons are fried. I did various drugs for like 7 years, heroin for 2 and my short term memory is just gone. It's weird because as a kid I never had to write anything down, never took notes, never forgot dates, events, or responsibilities and now note taking is a skill I'm still struggling to learn in my late 20's.

I don't like the comparison to sending Creed or Blink 182 cause they weren't openly in support of the state, the countries explicitly choose the singers they send to that awful competition so it'd be like sending Toby Keith to do Beer For My Horses. Don't tell me it's not a political statement when it is chosen by the Israeli government. And the entire contest bans Palestinian flags. And I'm Irish, no European nation dislikes Israel more than us, we were under apartheid for decades on decades. The way the Israeli soldiers are acting is even worse than the atrocities committed by British soldiers. She shouldn't have gone to that shit anyway, so embarrassing.

I love this album, just a little too slow

Real talk: the thing about this format, as a longtime listener, is I'd bet that it would just be straight up unfunny & boring if you guys genuinely liked the film.

You guys should definitely review more movies. Your recap and analysis was spot on and hysterical. Thanks!

#AvrilLavigneForParis2024OlyicCeremony

So, if you just absolutely insist on occasionally doing movies, may I suggest the 1990 movie directed by Richard Stanley, Hardware? It stars, Dylan McDermott and Stacey Travis. There also cameos of, Iggy Pop and Lemmy and GWAR (sort of). The movie also makes less then no sense. They aired it on HBO a lot around the same time "Naked Lunch" was also being aired. While my first watching of 'Naked Lunch" was absolutely confusing for my highschool freshman brain it did make more and more sense the more I watched. That doesn't happen with ”Hardware". It made no more the tenth time I watched. There's a scrap metal welding art instillation that comes to life because of fractals or something. I do remember it being oddly watchable for some reason. It's not good but somehow I still watched it so many times.

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If you think the previous rulers of South Africa were atrocious , wait until you find out what an absolute hell on earth the current rulers have been turning the place into

I enjoyed this but I do very much prefer the original format

I get excited about the Byzantine Empire. Love to see Bellisarius getting some recognition. The Italian campaign was wildly impressive even if it resulted in the destruction of Rome.

1:21:57 "Either Horses or Rowboats" will definitely be the name of my indie-folk-rock album.

52:52 There are a number of collective nouns for a group of loons: asylum, cry, loomery, raft, and water dance.

New intro gave me a heart attack

There would be nothing wrong with female firefighters if their average physical strength were equal to that of males, and if they had to pass the same fitness test as male applicants . Since neither of those is the case, they’re actively endangering lives in order to promote an objectively false premise

New intro goes hard

The fame was pretty much her shot at mainstream success, and it served its purpose of starting the gagamania. It's purpose wasn't to be the best album ever lol, she later peaked with born this way. I think she definitely had to start in the industry as a "stereotypical"? Pop star if you can even call gaga stereotypical, to really gain the attention of the public (and have her label promote her) to later be able to expand her artistry and experiment or honestly have the privilege to be creative and not subscribe to the typical pop star forma. Thats my take from being a long time fan. You should reeally listen to marry the night, the edge of glory, and omg you should watch her 2009 vma performance of paparazzi! She plays the piano exceptionally, shes really an artist in every sense of the word.. even though that might not be that evident in the first record, her live acoustic performances with the piano from that era really hinted what was about to come and made me really respect her raw artistry, aside from all her crazy antics and showmanship lol.. and then the culd she has really derives from the fact that shes not hesitant to speak her mind on human relationships, political and social issues in a way i have never seen a public figure do. Omg I cant not comment on smth else mentioned too 20:56 : especially her early work might not seem like it has any depth to it at face value, but think of paparazzi. Combined with the vma performance, it clearly paints the picture of celebrities being stripped of their humanity by the media, losing their sense of control over their life, until they are mentally crashed. It can be interperated as: "Im your biggest fan, ill follow you unitl you love me" meaning the objectification of celebs and female pop stars, the obsession with fame culture while neglecting the mental state of the "object". Its a very self contradicting album if you as me, as its delivering to the conumer what can be easily written off as a brainless dance record, while reprobating our twisted perception of fame, and thats really expanded on dance in the dark, a track from tfm, where she explicitly references princess diana. Oh and about her "ok" voice Watch her sound of music tribute.. thats just the one i could think fron the top of my head

Fun fact : Billy Joel is a gargantuan douche . My uncle became good friends with him in high school but once he started becoming successful and famous he dropped him like a bad habit. He’s also abusive to servers and a terrible tipper. Whether this is a function of his ethnic extraction or merely incidental to it is purely academic . He also routinely drove his Mercedes while wasted and eventually smashed it into a tree. And he’s just a hack in general

Probably my favorite Foreigner album to be honest, I enjoy pretty much all of the first 6. Glad they are getting in the rock hall, long overdue!

I agree that Foreigner lacks soul. Gramm's voice is annoying and always sounds strained. He's a vocalist who has never found his key and should be singing in a lower register. I pray every night that there will never be a 70's rock revival. Anyway, I enjoy your show. I've been listening for awhile, but I'm a first time commenter.

I haven't heard this song in at least 7 years, but I was forced to hear this goddamn song so many times by my shit bag friends that I still have it memorized. My pain is eternal and my suffering without bound.

Haha this is awesome! 😆 I love Silverchair and most of their music but I think you guys bring up a lot good points surrounding flaws about this album, mainly the questionable lyrics. I'd love to hear you talk about Freak Show in the next or future episode.

"Why does it have a date?" Garrett, we need to talk to you about fantasy worldbuilding. EVERYTHING needs an explanation.

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Raditude is for the rad, my homies found a way out of the matrix. What they said on the real end? “Zeep glorp, beep glorp backa lacka”. Lol, anyway, raditude gets you out the matrix. What’s unfortunate about getting out the matrix is that you gotta die in it, Raditude eases the pain.

The lyrics are undeniably corny at times, but they’re really not that complicated. I think being disingenuous the whole podcast would work if any of the attempted improv was actually funny.

I'd be interested to see how often people actually die by slipping in tubs.

I love this album! Do I think it's the best album in the world no haha. I do enjoy your takes on these albums🤟🏻Especially for music that I do genuinely enjoy because I'm the same way with music🤣🤣Backslider is a low key banger

I think Johnny Puke would've been booked for homicide if it involved anyone other than GG Allin.

I’d like to take this opportunity to gush about how much I love the Eric Clapton- themed An*I C*nt song “Your Kid Committed S*icide Because You Suck”

When you said you’re doing the Beatles, do you mean you’re doing “Now and Then”?

When I saw this episode pop up I said “oh shit” & googled it just to remind myself & show my girlfriend that it existed. We stared at the album cover for a minute, then she said “Well if he has eyes like & a voice like that that then he can sing whatever he wants at 80 something. Good for him.” We didn’t listen to a single song off the album.

Is this video supposed to be funny or entertaining?

I thought ICP was the ICP of rap.

It was my sister's cat's butt-hole.

Jim Jefferies has bit about how annoying drinking games are because it just gets in the way of his drinking.

34:45 Guys, I hate to break it to you, but Brock "The Rapist" Allen Turner never learned not to rape. He served 3 months of a 6 month sentence and upon his release he started going by his middle name (you know, Allen Turner, the rapist? The Allen Turner who raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster?) and ALLEGEDLY attempting to rape again.

I'd buy that shirt, I've got worse.

Just count yourselves lucky that this man did not know about ASMR.