This week we are joined by Rhi to talk about an album fresh out of the  oven, Still Sucks by Limp Bizkit. 2000's nostalgia, dad vibes, and being  unable to tell if something if legitimately enjoyable or if you are  just having fun with it in the moment

This week we talk about Shel Silversteins Crouchin On The Outside. The  perfect cover image, scary eyebrows, monkey noises, and incomprehensible art

We are joined by pal of the pod Kevin to discuss Kiss' 1981 concept album Music from The Elder. Rewriting Star Wars, stage banter, television commercials, and we bid a fond farewell to Kisstember/Kisstober for this year

Listen to The Arbuckles here:

https://thearbuckles.bandcamp.com/

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1ERTLxqWDMioeypJE97Goo?si=Ut6zR7M-Sp-E7-Jfm-L0Cg

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Kisstember continues with Love Gun! Tuesday measures their tongue, we make bold promises of content, and talk about Tanuki for far too long.

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This week we kick off Kisstember with not(?) an actual Kiss record and ask the important question: Is it still a tribute album if the band themselves play on it?

This week we tackle cult lo-fi hit Twin Fantasy by Car Seat Headrest. Parasocial relationships, Thomas the tank engine, and dogs hugging :)

This week we tackle the boss himself with Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen. The Many Worlds Interpretation, British food, and the Bruce Springsteen/Suicide (the band) connection

This week we are joined by former voice actor and host of the podcast Finding D.W. Jason Szwimer to discuss the Arthur/Backstreet Boys connection as well as hit 1997 album Backstreets Back. Two hours after we recorded this episode it was announced that Arthur was being cancelled. Make of that what you will.

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https://anchor.fm/jason-szwimer

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*There are a few audio issues in this episode sorry for the noise*

This week we tackle pop punk classic "From Under The Cork Tree" by Fall Out Boy. We discuss the pop punk to theatre kid pipeline, scene revival, anarcho-primitivists in hardcore, and the loudness wars

This week we listen to They Say I'm Different by Betty Davis. rateyourmusic fan fiction, funk, and ancient aliens(?)