Aaaaand we're back! This week's theme is Childhood Nostalgia. As two people who grew up in the early 2000s, we're talking 50 Cent's "Get Rich or Die Trying" and "Meteora" by Linkin Park. 

Chaotic Evil vs Chaotic Good? Where did 50 Cent really get this name? (Surprise, not from two quarters.) And did Linkin Park really fall off after this album? Tune in and find out now!

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Opening music "Powerful Beat" courtesy of penguinmusic on Pixabay. Transitions courtesy of Anchor.Fm!

First official album discussion is here! If you're joining us from our intro episode, we're excited to get started talking off your earholes about our first album theme this week: 90's. If this is your first time listening, welcome! We're unqualified and like to have fun here.

For this week, we're discussing 1996's "All Eyez on Me" by 2Pac and "Cowboys From Hell", a 1990 album by metal group Pantera. 

Tune in to listen as several shenanigans occur, including Drake's moral aversion to the word "hoes", why Maria expects a mob of metalheads to come with pitchforks at her door, and a wholesome discussion about just enjoying music, even if you personally can't share experiences.

(Editing note: Due to some editing wonkiness, the song midway through the episode that Maria suggests Drake additionally listen to from 2Pac that strangely got omitted was 1991's "Brenda's Got a Baby".)

Opening music and transitions courtesy of Anchor.FM!

Hey friends! 

I bet you're thinking, "Not another music podcast." Well, surprise. Join Maria and Drake, two music-loving millennials living in Iowa with two extremely different musical tastes, as they seek to go into each other's worlds. We're aiming to have fun discussion, healthy banter and occasional hot-takes that might make you wanna rewind and listen again to make sure you heard us clearly. Don't worry, you did. Let's have fun exploring different albums, with a different theme, every week! We hope you enjoy the journey and if not, we're cool with talking to the void too.

Intro music credit: "Powerful Beat" by penguinmusic (courtesy of Pixabay)