<p>The boys incur unpaid debt from Richard Pryor, manufacture pop stardom with credible friends, and use the scientific method to conduct an autopsy on the corpse of Eddie Murphy’s 1985 career crossover hit, “Party All the Time.” News items and digressions include the Oasis reunion, 80s playground bullying, and heavy metal nerdiness.</p>

The boys incur unpaid debt from Richard Pryor, manufacture pop stardom with credible friends, and use the scientific method to conduct an autopsy on the corpse of Eddie Murphy’s 1985 career crossover hit, “Party All the Time.” News items and digressions include the Oasis reunion, 80s playground bullying, and heavy metal nerdiness.

Did Eddie Murphy’s Party All the Time Kill Rock ‘n Roll?/Rock-n-Roll Autopsy: Ep. 142

Get ready to rock with Rock-n-Roll Autopsy! Join Scott and Rico as they dissect classic rock songs, exposing their excesses and untold stories. This hilarious podcast is packed with Gen X sarcasm, insightful commentary, and dad jokes. Tune in, laugh along, and discover if those classic rock anthems still hold up or if they're guilty of musical malpractice.

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Did Eddie Murphy’s Party All the Time Kill Rock ‘n Roll?/Rock-n-Roll Autopsy: Ep. 142

Did Eddie Murphy’s Party All the Time Kill Rock ‘n Roll?/Rock-n-Roll Autopsy: Ep. 142

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