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The Bums put vegan M&M substitute "Choco No No's" to the test while discussing the man, the myth and the legend, Eminem, and reviewing his overlooked first album, 1996's "Infinite".

The Bums put vegan M&M substitute "Choco No No's" to the test while discussing the man, the myth and the legend, Eminem, and reviewing his overlooked first album, 1996's "Infinite".

The Bums put vegan M&M substitute "Choco No No's" to the test while discussing the man, the myth and the legend, Eminem, and reviewing his overlooked first album, 1996's "Infinite".

For the final episode of Bummer Jams 2019 the Bums review Da Brat's 1994 classic, "Funkdafied"

It's time for a backyard boogie; the Bums review Mack 10's 1997 album, "Based On A True Story"

Picture THIS:  Three Bums, summer'd up from head to butt, loungin' oceanside and delivering you that sweet summery podcast.  Soak up this review of Chicago rap crew Do Or Die's 1996 classic, "Picture This".

Okay smarty, go listen to a poddy, the Bums are scantily clad and actin' rowdy--it's the 5th of July Bummer Jams Fireworks-Still-Spitt'n Special!  The Bums review Young MC's 1989 album 'Stone Cold Rhymin'', featuring the smash hit "Bust A Move"!

The Bums find paradise in a pair of dice with a review of Naughty By Nature's 1995 album, "Poverty's Paradise".  It's Bummer Jams 2019, part 3!

Enjoy the second instalment of the illfeminine mixtape series, focusing on dope female emcees from the 90s underground.

Tracklist:

1:55 - Heather B - "No Doubt" (1996)

6:00 - Deadly Venoms - "Pockets Stay Deeply" (1998)

9:28 - Big Kap (feat. Bahamadia, Lauryn Hill, PreCISE, Uneek & Triip) - "Da Ladies In The House" (1995)

13:30 - Rikki The Lunatic Lady - "Funky AfroDezoo" (1998)

17:46 - Triip - "Keep It Flowin" (1994)

21:02 - Quannie Quan - "Dem Not Know" (1994)

23:44 - PreCISE - "Whatever Works" (1997)

27:44 - Lyrics - "Woman In The Ghetto" (1995)

32:33 - Big Zil (feat. Marquee) - His & Hers (1996)

35:03 - N-Tyce - "Hush Hush Tip" (1994)

39:20 - Paula Perry - "Reasons" (1998)

43:00 - Triny - "Mad Skills" (1993)

47:01 - Uneek - "Above Water" (1997)

51:37 - Apani B. Fly Emcee - "Narcotic" (1996)

55:04 - Bahamadia & Rah Digga - "Be Ok" (1998)

For the second instalment of the Bummer Jams 2019, the boys evaluate the H-Town Sound of chop and screw legend DJ Screw with his 1996 album "3 'N The Mornin' (Part Two)".