We come up with the perfect name for Nickelback's Greatest Hits (which, if there were any sort of decency in the world would be a blank CD that you can just burn some Queen onto!), we solve one the great philosophical questions of the age regarding soap, we invent a new product line, and we have a bitey, punchy, and cool time doing it! Also, we ruminate on the relative merits of having four fucking brilliant songwriters in your band and whether it's any sort of advantage (hint; yes, yes it is!) and listen to a Queen song! Imagine that...

If Randy were to title this episode, he’d probably call it "Gettin' freaky with some Deacy" or possibly, "Don't we all need loving tonight?"

Today's episode looks at one of the Deacy's little pop songs. It's short, sweet, and oh so singable, but is it a champion? "Need Your Loving Tonight" is the song we're talking about and "The Game" is the album it came from!

NOTE: Skip forward to 28:22 if wanna get straight into the manifestations and wheel spin.

The music at the end of the episode is the sleazy instrumental jam, "Soul Hammer", by the Randy Woods Band. You can go find that here: https://youtu.be/SQGfOMjxJCc. Be very careful if you're ovulating (or brovulating!) before listening to this track. Randy Woods Band accepts no responsibility for unwanted pregnancies or painful, long-lasting erections that may be a direct result of listening to it.

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