Kirk decided to bring something different to the Critic's review table with lovehatetragedy by Papa Roach. Is Kirk prepared for the lashing he is about to receive? Is Carson Daly rolling over in his grave?

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The Critics sit down to discuss and review the 1990 movie Misery. Join in as they talk about tomato soup, oogy things and the delights of a hobbling.

It's another Sam week which means a high probability of metal. It is exactly that. The Critics sit down to discuss and review Megadeth's Rust in Peace.

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Between watching neighbors remodeling and scratching on air turntables, the critics review the album Make Yourself by Incubus. Are the Critics changing the world by reviewing media while inspiring listeners to reach for their dreams? Catch a gnarly wave and scope it yourself, brah.

With hair sticking straight up and asses in chairs, the critics sat down to review "Wisconsin Death Trip' by Static-X. Let the techno beats drop and the rave dancing commence!

Michelle is bringing her first country album to the table with Greatest Hits by The Judds. Sam is thrilled and ready to Judds jam with the rest of the bar patrons as they dance the night away on the whiskey stained floor.

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It's the 101thst episode! Pals of the podcast each chose a song to create a playlist for the critics to review and they all joined in on the fun. This one is wild.

It's the 100th episode, and Sam is getting gruesome with the concept album Dahmer, by Macabre. Between brutality and just plain being inconsiderate, the critics get down to business of murder and marital annoyances.

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Grab your boogie shoes, because it's time to boogie to Earth, Wind & Fire's Greatest Hits. Leave it up to the Critics to talk about weird wild stuff over good clean family music.

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Sam has made Michelle's wish come true, because he finally brought Black Sabbath to the table with Vol. 4. Things get doomy and groovy with talks of drugs, Skyline Chili, and the types of fruits Sam desires.

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