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PARDON ME WHILE I POD! Alex Ludovico is back for part 2 of the Incubus trilogy on Used Records to discuss the 2001 album "Morning View". Wait till you hear the absolutely WILD Rolling Stone review of the album on top of the guys talking Brandon Boyd's devastatingly good looks in the world of nu metal, the divisive nature of "Aqueous Transmission" as an album closer, and what song from this album is genuinely perfect!

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First time guests DJ Jon Doe and Eddie Meeks of Southern Vangard Radio swing by to talk about their history with Southern radio, creating weekly mixshows and rap podcasts for close to a decade straight, and their new book outlining their longstanding careers! Plus we talk Burlington Coat Factory, downtown Atlanta looking like "The Walking Dead" during COVID, hanging at Erick Sermon's rim shop (to Castro's delight), and more!

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A truly rambunctious bass-heavy album from an unlikely trio of Apathy, Ryu of Styles of Beyond, and producer Scoop DeVille, "Uzi Does It" from Get Busy Committee is a record you need to play with the windows down, the low end cranked up, and no kids remotely within range!

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This week we are joined by Jason Griff to discuss Stacking Chips, the new record with Zilla Rocca!

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Zilla is here to give his overall thoughts on the FX mini-series, how it compared to the original run, why it felt more like a David Simon show, and the nods to "No Country For Old Men" and "The Long Goodbye"!

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This week we discuss the career of the legendary Biz Markie.

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The fellas do a full and thorough review of the new Christopher Nolan epic about the man who unleashed hell during WWII along with update Nolan movie power rankings, favorite performances, and other Manhattan Project recommendations!

Previously only available to our Patreon subscribers, this One Shot with Zilla Rocca was recorded in 2 parts: first on Mother's Day after the Sixers were humiliated in Game 7 by the hated Boston Celtics, and the following day to evaluate the continued slimy dreck that is the Sixers organization. This episode has proven to be prophetic, as Doc Rivers has since been shitcanned, James Harden has screamed about the Sixers organizational dysfunction in front of Chinese teenagers, and Joel Embiid has removed all Philly-centric descriptors from his Twitter handle. The Sixers are shameless slapdicks and there's nothing we can do about it!

Zilla is back to wrap up the early 2000's college mixtape with 40 minutes of rock, pop, jazz, and turntablism:

1. Pulp "Disco 2000" 

2. Weezer "El Scorcho" 

3. Buddy Holly "Everyday" 

4. Louis Jordan "Knock Me a Kiss" 

5. Henry Mancini "Baby Elephant Walk" 

6. Kid Koala "Emperor's Main Course" 

7. Broadcast "Message From Home" 

8. Belle and Sebastian "She's Losing It" 

9. Nick Drake "Pink Moon" 

10. G Love & Special Sauce "Love" 

11. King Biscuit Time "I Walk the Earth"

12. David Bowie & Queen "Under Pressure" 

13. The Divine Comedy "Tonight We Fly"

14. Shel Silverstein "The One Who Stayed"

This week we are joined by Fatboi Sharif and Steel Tipped Dove for a journey to Frankenstein's laboratory where we create the perfect MC out of the traits of other MCs in the first annual Frankenstein an MC Fantasy Draft.

Sharif and Dove have a great new album out called Decay which you can get here:

https://backwoodzstudioz.com/collections/decay

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