In this episode The Critics listen to and discuss Napalm Death's Smear Campaign. Has Michelle grown accustomed to screaming and blast beats? Probably not.

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Brother Bob is back, and he's bringing Budgie's self-titled album for The Critics to review. Did Covid-19 try to take Bob out before he could record this episode? Does Bob have the antibodies? Budgie!

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In this episode Michelle beat Sam to the punch and chose The Presidents of the United States of America. Listen as they discuss the self titled album and dive into a Christianity based parody of "Peaches".

This episode features Sam's ode to Wes Scantlin from Puddle of Mudd.

Rhymebag returns with Curb Servin' by WC and the Maad Circle. Can everyone agree on a WC pronunciation or does someone get curb stomped?

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No Doy, of course Zach B. is back and he's bringing moe. with him. Will Zach start a blues band using the name the Critics suggest, or will he tell them both to kick rocks?

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It's time to get down and dirty with The Critics as they listen to and discuss Rancid's "Let's Go!"

The critics travel into new territory to review the debut album by HAIM, Days Are Gone. They discuss modern 80's sounds, and their lack of appreciation for the masonry industry.

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Sam brings NOLA by DOWN this week to review and discuss with Michelle. Sam is a Phil Anselmo "Lifer" and even though "Jail" has shaken things up recently, Sam still says "Bury Me In Smoke".

This episode features "Coronavirus Country" and includes a special announcement from Abraham Lincoln.

Beth is back and she is bringing The Best of The Monkees with her to review with The Critics. Beth and Michelle reminisce about their childhoods from different perspectives while Sam can't get over Mike Nesmith's hat.

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Open up your tape deck, insert your nostalgia, and press play with the Critics while we Dookie all over this Green Day. You know that at some point you either owned this album, or you listened to the songs you recorded from the radio on cassette.

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