Like What I Like

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarressed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes.

[Content Warning - The band we discuss in this episode covers some of their more disgusting and gross work! It's also very much NSFW as a result. YOU ARE WARNED!] This week, we discuss a Japanese music project that's known for its serious lack of self-decency or sense and then proceed to completely nerd out over how good Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is. Seriously. Go read it. It's so good.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarressed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes.

[Content Warning - The band we discuss in this episode covers some of their more disgusting and gross work! It's also very much NSFW as a result. YOU ARE WARNED!] This week, we discuss a Japanese music project that's known for its serious lack of self-decency or sense and then proceed to completely nerd out over how good Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is. Seriously. Go read it. It's so good.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarrassed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes. Oh, and this one is especially pretty bad. 

In our first entirely optional sub-episode, we quiz each other about last week's topics, Lain gets rather over-excited, and our veneer of professionalism collapses pretty much immediately. But not in that order. Also, in advance; we're very sorry.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarrassed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes. Oh, and this one is especially pretty bad. 

In our first entirely optional sub-episode, we quiz each other about last week's topics, Lain gets rather over-excited, and our veneer of professionalism collapses pretty much immediately. But not in that order. Also, in advance; we're very sorry.

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarressed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes.

Lain watches a dystopian comedy film by the animator from Monty Python while Mark gets to "enjoy" a ridiculous anime which is never quite sure where it's going. Are they any good? Did Mark secretly love this anime deep down in his heart? And is Buttle — I mean Tuttle really that much of a common error?

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree

To those listening for the first time: Do yourself a favour and ignore these early episodes initially. They're not edited too well, are a little quiet sometimes and frankly I'm still pretty embarressed by these ones. I recommend starting out from our later episodes such as The Mighty Boosh. These ones are 100% not representative of the show and are basically here for archival purposes.

Lain watches a dystopian comedy film by the animator from Monty Python while Mark gets to "enjoy" a ridiculous anime which is never quite sure where it's going. Are they any good? Did Mark secretly love this anime deep down in his heart? And is Buttle — I mean Tuttle really that much of a common error?

Music by Abru/colonthree: 
https://soundcloud.com/colonthree