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Perry, Robo Slush, and R Cro compare seven, eight, and nine inch press on acrylic nails for two hours before Robert leaves abruptly. Other topics in this episode include Static X, buying drugs, the inescapability of ICP and Eminem, and the prolific whining of a one man Depeche Mode cover band.

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Robo Slush and R Cro go over the celebrated history of the band Pavement getting featured on Beavis and Butthead. 

John Stokes and Ty Maxon are back from holidays to help tie up some loose ends on Eminem, The Coen Brothers, and smashing mouth.

This week we discuss the rhythmic tirades of an abusive single dad with Robo Slush and JMac over morning beers and pressed orange. 

R. Cro and Jay Hain briefly discuss the works of Tame Impala before deciding that hardcore bro-bands are way more fun to talk about.

Oh no! Big Poop Snogg! This episode I'm joined by Robo Slush as we discuss Snoop Dogg's impressive collection of memes he accumulated through Facebook. John Stokes takes the week off to remodel his kitchen.

In this episode we discuss the works of Flintstones enthusiasts the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Joined by our friends Jay and Eric we take a head first, impromptu dive in to the cavernous pool that is my emphatic distaste for Anthony Kiedis as an entertainer, and possibly a human being. 

Horrorcore fans and clown enthusiasts rejoice, this episode is mostly about The Insane Clown Posse. This episode was far too short to cover everything we had to cover, and far too long for us to go any further. We were trying out something new with our recording, so some guests voices maybe slightly distorted and some voices may occasionally  drop, we're working on it. It's fine, just roll with it, huh? Sit back and chill dawg, Is It Worse Than 311?