I used Chat GPT to summarize this. It makes you appreciate Russ because this sucks. We will be back next week.

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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