Gutter Trash

Recorded on March 13, 2009.

Aw Yeah, Titans!

This week on an episode that gets right back up on its high horse, the boys try to review the Johnny DC trade Tiny Titans: Welcome to the Treehouse by Art Baltazar and Franco, but mostly just review the Watchmen movie instead. The discussion gets heated as Eric and Jason try to figure what is or isn’t appropriate for children (Guess what, kids? Not this show!). Jason tries teaching the world not to be afraid of giant blue penis. Words to live by.

Episode 22: Tiny Titans

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Rolling Stones.

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Episode 22 / Time – 69:41 min. / File Size – 32mb

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Recorded on March 01, 2009.

Yarp.

This week on Goo-Tray, take an audio tour of the DYT, as Jason and Eric discuss Dayton music, restaurants, snack foods, and incredibly creepy life-like statues in between reviewing the Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg action comedy Hot Fuzz. They also take a dark ride down memory lane to reminisce about the living hell of Pokemon, discuss show politics and Josh Brolin as a sk8er. Gutter Trash: Good like chocolate and potatoes.

Episode 21: Hot Fuzz

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Queen.

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Episode 21 / Time – 71:24 min. / File Size – 33mb

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Recorded on March 01, 2009.

And we don’t care.

This week on an episode that wishes it were part of the Comic Book Liberation Army, Jason and Eric discuss Rick Spears and Rob G.’s cult classic comic Teenagers From Mars. In addition to the usual rambly blah blah blah, the boys discuss Mike Diana and censorship in comics. Feelin’ kinda political and love comics? Check out the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and the Hero Initiative. I got nothing funny to say.

Episode 20: Teenagers From Mars

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and The Misfits (Yay for the obvious!).

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Episode 20 / Time – 76:49 min. / File Size – 35mb

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Recorded on February 13, 2009.

After the grand disaster of last week’s episode, I’m a bit calmer. But still barely have time to get this together. We review the Clive Owen movie Shoot ‘Em Up.

Episode 19: Shoot ‘Em Up

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Cavalera Conspiracy.

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Episode 19 / Time – 80:55 min. / File Size – 37mb

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Recorded on February 12th, 2009

Been a long time comin’.

This is it. The lost episode. It’s been gone for about a year, but, y’know, in the end, who but me gives a shit what I say about David Heatley? Fuck that guy and fuck his comics, and fuck me for making a stink. Here it is. Uncut and uncensored, just the way Gutter God intended. Hope it lives up to the hype you never knew existed.

Episode 18: Kramer’s Ergot

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Hum

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Episode 18 / File Size – 42 goddamn big fucking mb’s.

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Recorded on February 2, 2009.

Dear Pat,

This week on an episode that thought Mickey Rourke made his comeback with Sin City, Eric and Jason invite indie filmmaker/friend/roommate Matt Brassfield along to review the new Darren Aronofsky film, The Wrestler and wrestling in general. They also discuss why no one should ever listen to this show, and the mind-blowing awesomeness of a time-traveling Michael Bay. Eric and Jason jump to Rob Liefeld’s defense, talk about super-villains and may or may not want some pot.

Your pals,

Gutter Trash.

P.S. Please remember to leave us an iTunes review, Pat.

Episode 17: The Wrestler

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Winger.

That’s right. Winger.

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Episode 17 / File Size – 41mb

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Recorded on January 23, 2009.

Like a heist gone wrong, it’s another episode gone wrongish.

This week Eric and Jason review the first five issues (or the first trade) of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips crime comic Criminal. Along the way, Eric offends the entire gay community, vegetarians, hobos, Mormons, Democrats and Republicans, and possible even Jason. The guys debate whether the X-Men suck or not, if Walter Matthau is awesome or not, why Obama hasn’t made us rich yet, and if watching Bum Fights makes us wrong. It’s a lowlife kinda episode, and we sink to the occasion.

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Episode 16: Criminal

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Turtletoes.

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Episode 16 / File Size – 34mb

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Recorded on January 16, 2009.

This week, on the only comics podcast defiant enough to defend George W. Bush, we learn that America is Evil, courtesy of the Korean monster movie The Host. We also learn that “fun” does not automatically mean “good”, and that a “Devil’s Strip” is not exactly a reverse happy trail. All this, unsavory puddles, and Obama and Spider-man team up to destroy the lives of comic fans everywhere. Straight from God’s Country, we are Gutter Trash.

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Episode 15: The Host

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Damien Jurado.

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Episode 15 / File Size – 29mb

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Recorded on January 12, 2009.

Hulk weep quietly!

On an incredibly depressed and bummed out episode of Gutter Trash, Eric and Jason review Jim Starlin and Bernie Wrightson’s 1987 Marvel graphic novel, Hulk/Thing: The Big Change. Nostalgia slaps Jason around like a little bitch, and the boys discuss William Burroughs, Chuck Palahniuk, H.G. Wells and Jackass. Judas Priest gets a mention, as well as a faux-outburst at idiotic parents.

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Episode 14: Hulk/Thing: The Big Change

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Captain of Industry.

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Episode 14 / File Size – 26mb

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Recorded on January 4, 2009.

“These pipes are clean!”

And boy are they ever. This week on Gutter Trash, Jason and Eric review the criminally underrated Chris Elliot cult comedy classic Cabin Boy. In addition, they discuss the vampire/ serial killer/video store owner who lived in Eric’s apartment, the world famous M*A*S*H Museum, and our favorite whipping boy, Jeph Loeb.

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Episode 13: Cabin Boy

Music by Legbone, Black Wolf Fight and Killswitch Engage.

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Episode 13 / File Size – 33mb

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