The Pod Down

Well after a short break, it seems Joe and Paul are continuing their attempt to be cancelled this season with yet another controversial, questionable and problematic album choice this week, with the not so lovable Charlies Manson and his debut music album, Lie: The Love and Terror Cult.

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Another Episode just another FAN REQUEST!!!!

This time the request came from an unusual but not unknown source. The one and only Giffiny. We are to del into Cavetown's Lemon Boy.

A band that Joe nor Paul knew anything about!

How will they Rate That Album??

Joe and Paul, take a step back into the waters that is Pink Floyd. Roger Waters that is. Arguably considered by some as the former, de factor leader and primary songwriter of Pink Floyd.

This episode we take a look at his 3rd solo album Amused to Death. One that Waters himself has stated serves as a third part to Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall.

Does it really stand next to those giant albums? Is Waters the best songwriter of all time?

Those questions and these will be answered when Joe and Paul Rate That Album!

Welllllllll this is a thing Joe and Paul are reviewing that's for sure. There is a disclaimer on this one. They dig DEEP into the horrible acts that R Kelly committed and then dig deeper into this album that is pretty much a confession of R Kelly being a horrible person.

BUT the real questions is how will that Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul FINALLY get back on the rails, oddly through DMX. One the most off the rails prolific rappers of his time. Joe and Paul get back on the same page and back to NORMAL.

But the question is, how did they Rate That Album?

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Joe and Paul have been sticking around 80's too long. For due to Joe's desire to destroy Paul this season, they finally sniff out the dreaded Butt Rock. With Mötley Crüe's second studio album, Shout at the Devil.

Does it truly rock or does it fail to earn its devil horns and Aqua Net hair style?

Most importantly HOW DO THEY RATE THAT ALBUUUUUUUUUUUUM?

*EVERYTHING STATED HERE ABOUT HULK HOGAN REGARDING UNCONFIRMED RUMORS SHOULD BE NOTED THAT IS ALL ALLEGED AND NOT PROVEN FACT. PLEASE DO NOT SUE US AS WE DON'T HAVE THAT BUBBA THE LOVE SPONGE MONEY. JOE AND I COULD NEVER AFFORD STRIP CLUB BUFFET SUSHI. WE CAN BARELY AFFORD THE RICE. THIS IS ALL FOR LAUGHS*

Paul takes Joe back in to the land of wrestling in hopes of converting the podcast from one about music to one about 1980 pro wrestling. However Joe refuses to put up Paul's REDACTED and puts him in the BA BA BA BLASTZONE!

Oh for the last 30 minutes of the podcast, the whole thing goes off the rails. This is by far the most unhinged, incoherent mess that Rate That Album has been done.

SPEAKING of, how will Joe and Paul Rate That Album?

Joe and Paul, stick around the last gasps of disco with The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue. Depending on where you land, most people love The Stones or hate them. However Joe and Paul need to put that aside to focus on their 1980 effort and just call it how it is.

And that's the question how will they Rate That Album?

Is there a more understood band that Blondie? Lumped into the disco scene and passed over for years. Well Joe and Paul are here to dive into their 3rd album (seems an odd theme for this being season 4). Is it really a disco album? is it a new wave album? is it a pop album?

All these questions and more will be answered on this episode of Rate That Album! (queue the SOAP theme song)