In this episode, we clarify the rules for Anthony's Beer Mile, then explore Nirvana's iconic album Nevermind, and the legacy it has left in its wake. Plus, a deep dive into the Guy Ritchie film The Gentleman.

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Well, well, well, look what we have here! Another Totally Biased first, this time in the form of an interview with a ROTP (relative of the pod). Trey and his sister Mallie break down the newest hit pop album, "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occassionally" by the inimitable Harry Styles.

Mallie shares her lifelong fandom of all things One Direction (or 1D for the heads) and Harry, while Trey is blown away by the electronic experimentation of the record within the pop realm.

Stream it now, and if you or one of your relatives ever want to wax poetic about your favorite artists, shoot us a DM.

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Join us as we go back to the 90's and explore the depths of Massive Attack's 'Mezzanine' and discuss the film 'Heat'. This episode offers insights into trip-hop, film analysis, and personal favorites, perfect for music and movie enthusiasts alike. Enjoy

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Join us as we explore the depths of the album "Billy Breathes" by Phish. We dive into each track and discuss the band's improvisational genius. Then we go into outer space with Stanley Kubrick's, 2001: A Space Odyssey and the legacy it has left in it's wake. Check out our site: www.totallybiasedmusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.

This week, the guys dive into a track-by-track review of Santana's album 'Abraxas', exploring its genre-melding approach, standout tracks, and personal impressions. The conversation then shifts to a comedic review of the film 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil', highlighting its humor and unique take on horror tropes. Check out our website totallybiasedmusic.com and as always, thanks for listening.

Enjoy.

Previously on Totally Biased Music:

The Wheel of Fate & Time decided that one of Anthony’s favorite albums should be presented to the group. “Make Yourself” by Incubus is that album. We dive deep into the album from front to back. We also touch on the 1972 film, The Getaway. Has it aged appropriately? Stick around to find out.

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Ladies & Gentlemen,

"The Fall-Off"

(Curtains Up)

This week, the guys venture forth on a deep exploration of Bob Weir's legacy and the album 'Ace'. They analyze each track on the album, sharing insights on the production quality, emotional resonance, and the unique sound of the Grateful Dead. The discussion highlights the significance of live performances and the camaraderie among the hosts as they reflect on their shared love for music.

We also debate on the efficiency and necessity of roundabouts, and share nostalgic memories of lava lamps. The conversation wraps up with Blake and Trey's first taste of the zombie epic, '28 Days Later', examining its impact and cult following. Will You Join??

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This week the guys tackle Prince's masterpiece, "Purple Rain". They explore the album's 80s synth influences, the impact of Prince's artistry, and how the music resonates with contemporary listeners. They detour the convo to chat about the Denver Broncos' recent performance, weighing in on their potential for success in the upcoming Super Bowl. Finally, they review the Netflix film "Ballad of a Small Player," analyzing its themes of addiction and the complexities of gambling, while pondering the ambiguous ending and its implications.

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As always, thanks for listening.

Tha Carter album series and the Avatar films are very near and dear to our hearts. Did these 2 new additions stand up to our expectations, stick around to find out. Also we are unraveling our new 2026 TBM project.... www.totallybiasedmusic.com⁠

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