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We close out Season 6 by focusing on a group that dominated the last decade, Death Grips. A personal favorite of both Samurai Banana and Uncommon Nasa over the years, do they still feel the same about the group after a decade of releases? The guys talk over their first experiences hearing the group, what it's like to be at their live show and the evolution of their sound. This one officially wraps up Season 6. We'll be back in a few months for Season 7, see you in the Spring!
As we close in on the end of Season 6, before the break, the guys got in a chat about the current field of Democrats running for President. The conversation mostly made fun of them, one of the candidates actually gives Nasa real life nightmares. Nasa & Banana end up giving endorsements by the end.
The surprise sequel (to us) of our Favorite Movies of the last decade! Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana discuss their favorites, alphabetically. This one starts with L and goes to Z.
Samurai Banana and Uncommon Nasa run through their favorite dozen movies of the last decade. The list contains a dozen choices for each host and runs in alphabetical turns, no doubles between them. Hmmm...they may need some more time for this, we'll see.
On this episode Uncommon Nasa and Samurai Banana take a deep dive into their understandings of rap flows and how they can often be misunderstood.
In this episode of DSP, Uncommon Nasa has two competing dreams/nightmares back to back that pose a conundrum of how to navigate his music career. The weird and rare event of Nasa dream-telling is saved for Samurai Banana's patient ears, and now yours.
Uncommon Nasa celebrates more then a year away from Twitter (and Facebook) with Samurai Banana as the two examine the pluses and minuses of social media in 2019. Nasa talks about what he's gained being away from SM.
At long last Uncommon Nasa has finally caved and gotten a Spotify account. He tells Samurai Banana why he had a change of heart about streaming (to a certain extent) and talks about how the service is working for him so far.
Samurai Banana and Uncommon Nasa both had differing experiences during the Summer involving mosh pits, of all places. Sit back and take in the tales of two mosh pits.
The guys talk over Jonah Hill's nostalgic coming of age tale about mid 90's skateboarding and hip-hop culture set in Los Angeles. To put it gently, they disagreed on the film's results.
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