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After the incredibly awesome deet dooting done in the previous episode, I'm taking us back to our roots and strictly playing vinyl this episode. March Madness is upon us, Record Store day is just around the corn. I'm all fired up. Only a handful of volumes until we've reached 100 and I'm jumping up and down about it. As always, thank you for being here. Hope you enjoyed it, check out Coffee Stain Clothing, website and instagram for updates. Til next time, your fav C-List disc jockey ouuuut

Your Host with the Most,
Cheesy Chester Copperpot

If I'm not showing up heavy, why show up at all? Doing it a little different this time, barely any vinyl played until halftime of the episode. I had the thought to do something different and this is what came of it. Blasting a custom deet dooted Lord of the Rings cold open for the absolute boys one time. I got all fired up making that til 3:30 AM on Friday. At one point I just held my hands up in ecstasy at what I'd just managed to fondle around and put together. Barely even remember doing it, just looked up and it had put itself together basically. Real nice. Also Kanye's Jesus Is King album was a beautiful pickup this weekend. Sounds so good on vinyl. Full and heavy sound. Some great songs that I didn't debut as well. My Carolina boys managed to fight off the Cameron Crazies, The Duke player and the ref that looks like Keith David. I'M NO LONGER A MUSH. I called on the podcast months ago that Cormac Ryan would be the man and indeed he stepped up in the biggest game of the year. Bing Bong. Hope someone out there enjoys the LOTR cold open, as always your favorite internet disc jockey thanks you for being here. Til next time,

Your Host with the Most,
DJ Deet Doot

The first 45 minutes is your favorite C-List disc jockey absolutely blasted on a Benadryl deet dooting through my favorite jams on this 92nd installment. Being born in '92, I had to show up correct and break the people off something proper. Expect nothing less for the next 7 episodes. Hope someone out there digs it. WE WILL WIN THE VIRGINIA MILITARY GAMES. WIN. INDIA. NOVEMBER.

Your Commanding Officer,
DJ Witwicky Payne

In this lovely 91st installment, the stuido is graced by my mother. If I was thinking, I would've had the piano ready to go and had her play something real nice for the people but that's why I'm a lowly C-List disc jockey. Had a blast at the record store finding 45's with her yesterday. The Celine Dion was a huge hit with her and her pick of Seals & Crofts Summer Breeze took my socks off. I promise I'm a cool cucumber in here by myself for the norm epi's but having her in here for whatever reason made me sweat through my shirt and I was drenched by the time we got to the Elvis part. Probably nervous that my own mother would denounce me on my own podcast for wasting her time with this nonsense. I think she actually enjoyed herself and I maybe wedged a glimmer of hope for Fred Again & Jai Paul's acceptance from Noony. Fantastic. Thank you and much love Noony. Hope somebody out there enjoyed it, until next time..

Your Host with the Most,
DJ Witwicky

In this fantastic intallation of VSS, we venture deep into the feels on this Valentines weekend. Featuring love songs spanning across 60 years and multiple genres. Hard to believe I've made 90 of these. To those who haven't seen The Nutty Professor in its entirety, the Teddy P Close The Door scene is classic. That Celine Dion Live puts so much shade on Taylor Swift. Taylor is not even that attractive she's like a Midwest 7.5, California 6. John Mayer was right to leave her and Celine Dion trumps her every time for all of time. Nice. Who even cares. Hope somebody out there enjoyed this lover's lane episode even though my love life is boring me to tears. As always, thank you for being here

Your Host with the Most,
Cheesy Chester Copperpot

Perhaps the illest intermish yet to go along with the normal scorching hot heat that is known as Soul Searching. Taylor Swift gonna be doing some soul searching tomorrow night when the absolute bombshell Alicia Keys decimates the stage and leaves the stadium with Travis. Alicia Keys is wicked hot. Can't believe Fred Again actually won two Grammys last week. He didn't pull off the New Artist of the Year award somehow even though he's the most innovative production artist to surface in recent memory. Since Kanye or Pharrell perhaps. Timbaland changed the landscape. But seriously music is not the same from now on. People will just be trying to copy Fred and I already know I'll be annoyed and be forced out of the house music lane but for now ITS ON FIRE BABY. Hope someone out there enjoyed the episode Doodle Daddy Tee available for a couple more days on www.coffeestainclothing.com 

Thank you for being here
Your fav disc jockey,
DJ Witwicky

Gameday Soul Searching on the 88th installment as I record just hours before Carolina and Duke had their first matchup of the season. My Heels came away with the win much credit to our voodoo with the Duke song at the end of the episode. Super nice. The debut of the Linkin Park album was heavy and DADGUMMIT IT IF FRED AGAIN DOESNT WIN BOTH GRAMMYS TOMORROW IVE LOST FAITH IN HUMANITY AND NONE OF THESE AWARD SHOWS MEAN ANYTHING TO ME ANYMORE BASICALLY IF YOU HAVE AN AWARD THAT MEANS YOURE NOT THE REAL DUDE THERES ANOTHER DUDE OUT THERE THAT CAN DROP YOU ON YOUR COLLAR BONE AND TAKE YOUR LADY TO RED LOBSTER. Either way, Fred has already changed the landscape of this podcast and my life is better because of the music Fred has made. Nice. Oh and good googly that Muhammad Ali tribute was fantastic. Beautiful day to be alive, great day to be a Tar Heel. Also a great day to go to www.coffeestainclothing.com and rep the first of many Doodle Daddy shirts. Doodle Daddy V1 Tees now available. That's all for now, folks. Thank you for being here

Your fav master of ceremonies on the internet,
Cheesy Chester Copperpot

I ended up skipping a few that I had written on the original tracklist and instead, I went on an underground Jai Paul run at the end of the episode to heat things up. Getting closer and closer to the much coveted hundredth episode. Planning to make a wicked hawt T Shirt for that release. As I'm uploading the podcast, I just sat down and listened to a record I bought about 20 minutes ago. Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory album which features In The End, one of their more popular songs. I'm amped to pop it off next installment it really kicks a mule out of the fancy new record player. Hope someone enjoyed the Jai Paul and Fred Again deep cuts. Til next time, take care of yourself and ol DJ Witwicky will be back with another duffle bag of cheese before you know it. 

Capt. Kirk of this enterprise,
Deep Cut Donny

Starting us off with an LA garage band from the 60's, The Leaves who are the originators of Hey Joe, made largely popular by Jimi Hendrix in the same time period. I have an original 45 of The Leaves version from 1966, then we compare with the 1967 performance by Jimi at Monterey. This episode features my favorite Drake run that I've done so far. I messed around and deep dooted the Chicago Freestyle part , hope somebody caught that. And DARN IT if Fred Again don't get me all cheesed up in here with the Delilah live performance. Fred absolutely crushing the game. As always, thank you for being here I'll see you next time

Your fav internet disc jockey,
Cheesy Chester Copperpot

BONUS EPISODE
Spending a couple snow days fondling through countless 7" 45 records, I was able to come away with some nice finds, mostly from the 60's, that make their debut on this episode. I did manage to save a few for next episode to keep things spicy in the future. The Fats Domino jam that kicked us off is featured on Martin Scorsese's movie The Irishman, which has a great soundtrack all around, and is probably my 3rd favorite Scorsese film behind Goodfellas & Wolf of Wall Street. Loved discovering the stand up side of that Rodney Dangerfield album too. He gets no respect. Basketball Jones Tee available for a short time on www.coffeestainclothing.com 
As always, thank you for being here. 

Your fav disc jockey,
Cheesy Chester Copperpot