We are still in schedulepocalypse, and I am going to Italy soon, so we will call this a planned vacation that we knew was coming. 

TBH I don't know anything else about this episode but you pigs will each any slop I bring you so eat it up and enjoy not working in the summer. 

Today is the day this Album became #1 in the U.S. in 1962, and I thank God every day I wasn't around then.  It sounds boring as hell.

Apple didn't like how I uploaded this so I had to do it again. Sorry Manny

Just a heads up... we are in schedulepocalypse and might take a few weeks off. Sorry that my wife loves to plan stuff! Call in and complain on the voicemail. 802 277 BECK

Today is the day this Album became #1 in the U.S. in 1962, and I thank God every day I wasn't around then.  It sounds boring as hell.

Just a heads up... we are in schedulepocalypse and might take a few weeks off. Sorry that my wife loves to plan stuff! Call in and complain on the voicemail. 802 277 BECK

Russ is on load management so we have very special guest, Magic Mike 69 to talk about Frank Sinatra, his phrasing, and the first concept album ever. It's basically like when adult stars have sex with their fans except it would be like our fans are better at having sex on camera. 

Think about it. 

We talk what (not) to say to your daughter's prom dates, adult social anxiety, Beck being on tour, and Mike's piano journey. Then we get into old blue eyes as he pretends to be sad (we know the reason he is not) and then we have two seperate lists! 

Don't be like cave divers and just stop and give up! Down load this ep (which you did if you are reading this.) 

Russ is on his two-game suspension for not laughing enough at my jokes, so it is just the menage a tois of the other three, and, much like a gas, we expand to fill the space. We finally talk about sidecars, we do some more random clips, and Matt gives Rob some texting etiquette.  Then Rob sees Madonna and has a New York night. 

The we talk early electronic music and the queen of disco, Donna Summer, from her start in Germany to her ruling over a burning kingdom. 

Next week we are talking something or other. 

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We have Little Rosie on and we talk quitting our dumb jobs, where to retire and then some state songs. Then we chat about Merlin Haggard (#1 Merle) and instead of a 100 dumb songs we picked 14 and they rip. We get to see the brothers talk about physical media (shocking) and Aaron has a few drinks in San Fran (Double Shocking) and Rob has a revelation that his mom should not listen to. 

Today we become the best Harry Schilsson podcast even if we really like his son! We play a fun parody song, talk about taking your kids to a concert, people sitting in the back (I didn't realize they were kids he was talking about) and Russell gets a new obsession. Then we listen to one of the most beautiful songs of all time and the. The coconut song song comes on. 

We love this album like any kid loves cake. We start this episode by giving Aaron a choice of a lifetime and then move on to talk about the point of sports, songs that seems old as hell, massage issues and the heartbreak of defeat. 

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

We are talking NIRVANA UNPLUGGED this week and if you werr an angsty teen like Russ you know you listened to this 1 million times and you probably forgot how depressing it was. We talk about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Aaron gets elected president and we talk new DQ flavors.

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

Folks, 

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.

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