The Mezzanine Sleepover

2015 is almost over, so the M9S crew have decided to each present their Top 15 songs from the last year. Who knows if you'll know any of them, but maybe you'll discover something awesome and new.

It's Xmas Xaos on the Mezzanine Sleepover, and your favourite podcasting pals are celebrating the holidays with a review of music from 2001 for some reason.

As you may have heard, your co-hosts used to be in an epic backyard wrestling federation. This week, they have decided to review one of their own shows! And even though you will never actually see it, there are plenty of funny stories to enjoy.

You've waited a full week for it, and now it's here! The Sleepover pals each reveal their Top 10 artists while playing song clips and talking over them.

After you get a quick update on how the Tournament ended, the fellas get right into each of their all-time Top 25 musical artists. They like the subject matter because it involves their two favourite topics: music and themselves.

Your co-hosts take care of BUSINESS on this week's episode! First, they set up the quarter final matchups in the Tournament. Then they review In Your House 4, a wretched WWF PPV that the fellas attended live in Winnipeg back in 1995.

It's the Round Of 16 in the Tournament! MEGAMIXDOTCOM ended up winning 11 of 16 matchups, but Sliiiiip may have made the biggest splash in the initial round. Come and have a listen as the pals set up some new matchups, and then you pick the winners!

Last week featured the first 8 matchups in the Tournament, and MEGAMIXDOTCOM has a decided advantage. Can Sliiiiip make a comeback over the course of the next 8 matchups?

This is epic stuff. The fellas have decided to do a 32 song tournament, pitting different songs against each other . . . and you pick the winners! Which of your sexy hosts will have entered the winning tracks? Take a listen as they begin setting up the first round matchups.

Sliiiiip started doing a radio show on a Toronto station that will be on the AM dial in the new year. To celebrate, the fellas each did list of 10 awesome AM radio tracks from the 70s for this week's show.