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On this weeks episode the boys review Tracy Chapman's self-titled debut album. Upon release in 1988 the album was met with critical and commercial success, winning three Grammy awards in 1989. It showcases an empathetic young singer-songwriter committed to political and social change. It's soft, sweet, and undeniably a game-changing record.
On this weeks episode the boys sink their teeth into two recommendations. First they discuss a listener submission Split Lip Rayfield. A bluegrass band with a hard edge and a great sense of humor. Next on the agenda is 1997's debut film from writer/director Harmony Korine, Gummo. The film is a fever dream of depravity and sadness set in a small Mid-Western town living in the aftermath of a devastating tornado.... it is insane!
On this weeks episode the boys review Season 1 of the HBO original series Barry. This Dark Comedy series stars Bill Hader as a former Marine turned hitman named Barry. When a job takes Barry to Hollywood he joins an acting class and vows he will give up killing to pursue a career as an actor..... Starting Now!
On this weeks episode we are joined by Zach McCrary from The Comics That We Love Podcast. Together we go over Zach's recommendation The Holy Mountain, the 1973 Surrealist film written and directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky. We don't even know where to begin with how to describe this one, so just put it this way: This is without a doubt the strangest film we have ever reviewed!Link to next weeks playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6PFMGSXHIFCxpo0inmPKZI?si=eded9b58b79e45d0
On this weeks episode the boys review the 2011 DC comic run, Batman and The Court of Owls. Created by writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo, the Court is described as an organization of the wealthiest and most influential citizens of the city of Gotham, having existed since the city's founding and completely unknown among its general population. Micah loves Batman and this is his most favoritist run of his most favorite super hero. Will Thor agree?
On this weeks episode the boys review the 2017 documentary Meth Storm. Directed by Craig and Brent Renaud and produced by HBO, this film looks at meth addiction in rural Arkansas from the perspective of dealers, users and law enforcement.
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Join Micah and Thor as they take turns each week recommending and reviewing some of their favorite Pop-Culture Hits, Hidden Gems , and Oddities. Git Rec'd Stay Rec'd!