It turned out, to review the soundtrack to Snatch, we needed 3 blokes and 3 blokes only: Caleb "the Artist" Brown, who got this name from making paintings. Nick “the Musician” LaGrasta. He was called that because he plays music. And Chris “the Comedian” Darden. No one knows why he’s called that. Caleb, the bastard, brought back an old game "Sample Sale" with a twist. We each recommend a song that's been snatched in a way. Tune in for our hot takes on Guy Ritchie, stay for the bad British accents.

Ever go to Japan and been so bored that you have to hang out and fall in love with an international celebrity? Yeah us too. That's why we picked the Lost in Translation soundtrack for this episode. We kinda trash Bill Murray, so sorry to all the diehard Murray heads out there. We also didn't realize this album was 90% Kevin Shields but despite that it turned into a better episode than usual. Nick put together a particularly difficult edition of Covers Blown and blew our minds. STAY TUNED FOR THE HIDDEN TRACK, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!

The 80s were a different time. A time where you could scan images from MTV and Playboy into an IBM computer and make a sexy woman who takes you to a dive bar and throws a house party. That's it. That's the movie Weird Science. Chris picked this soundtrack and it took us a while to fully admit what a steaming pile of Chet this movie was. The game was good in this one(Tinseltown Tunes: SCIENCE EDITION). Warning: listening to this ep will insert the eponymous "Weird Science" track into your head for approximately 8 days...WEIRD SCIENCE

Instead of a usual movie soundtrack, we’re reviewing Now That's What I Call Music Volume 1, the soundtrack to 1998 (a year full of plot holes and bad acting). Nick picked this album and we couldn't pass this up. It's got everything: The Spice Girls, Radiohead, Tonic...All Saints...everything! Nick pulled double duty and also put together a round of Covers Blown. Important: If you have a compact disc or cassette copy of this, please get in touch with us. We are willing to pay *top dollar(*negotiate so low you block us on instagram).

Andrea Moore, friend of the podcast, guest stars on this ep and we jump into the soundtrack for the 90s cult classic, So I Married an Axe Murderer. Andrea picked this one. Coincidentally, all of her past fiances have mysteriously been murdered. ANYWAY! WHOA, MAN! NEWSFLASH: Mike Myers is in this movie and basically plays himself. Weird, right? We're scared too. He also plays his a Scottish dad so that put us at ease. Caleb prepared a new game, MC Synopsis, which was awesome. Tell your friends and murderous wives about our podcast!

In honor of our first superhero comic book movie soundtrack, we have a crossover episode AND a sequel! This week we have Celey Schumer (@CeleySchumer) to weigh in on the soundtrack to Batman Forever, the Valkilmeriest of Batman movies. Check out Celey’s podcast, The Still Got It Podcast (@StillGotItPod), where the whole gang dives deep into the sequel to Batman Forever, Batman & Robin. Nick decides to take a crack at Tinseltown Tunes to appease the masses. Side note: we all discovered our parents have all been tragically killed in front of us. Lots of tears! BAT TEARS! Listen to us on Celey's Podcast (and go ahead and subscribe to it as well): https://stillgotitpodcast.com/2019/09/05/episode-151-batman-robin/

Things get pretty hot in the recording studio, so we rigged up a system that dumps water from the ceiling on us immediately after a podcast session. You know, like Flashdance. So Chris decided to pick the Flashdance soundtrack for this week’s episode to pay tribute. And boy oh boy, did we have a lot to say about this movie. Tinseltown Tunes is back and more obscure than the ever! Honestly a lot of this episode is discussing what the hell is happening at Mawby’s Bar, the adult talent show/cabaret/burlesque/art house performing center that caters to steel mill workers in PITTSBURGH.

The three Track Listing guys fell onto some hard times and once spent a week with Richard Gere. He was a perfect gentleman and made us feel like the princes we truly are. Completely unrelated, Nick picked the Pretty Woman soundtrack for this week's episode and things got steamy in the studio. Summer in Brooklyn, get your head out of the gutter. Caleb brought back an old classic game, Blurred Lines, and we discuss how gritty this movie could have been. Seriously...how was this movie ever uplifting??

Once upon a time in Brooklyn, three hipsters tried to rip off some guy named Marsellus Wallace. Turned out, Marsellus was very understanding and a huge fan of the podcast so he let us go but only if we did the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. We had to bring in Leslie McDonel (Actor, Singer, Broadway star and close friend) to dig deep into the Quentin Tarantinoverse. Caleb pulls the equivalent of a pawnshop Zed and subjects us to another round of Vocal Fry. Anywho, Woodstock 50 is CANCELED!!! Huge bummer but let's carry on its spirit.

Instead of talking about this episode featuring Brett Moses (Teen Commandments and close friend) and his pick, the soundtrack to 10 Things I Hate About You, we've decided to write a poem:

"I hate Heath Ledger, I hate Julia Stiles, I hate Nick's edition of "Covers Blown", I hate how it makes me smile. I hate that I liked this soundtrack, I hate how much we like our guest, I hate that it turned out great, I hate that it might be our best. I hate that Larry Miller is amazing and the way he plays a parent but most of all I ha- LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT"